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Can the above be done for free, if not very cheap?

Seen AB tutor, but dont really need all the features!
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We use some software called Browse Control made by a company called CodeWork in Manchester.

Lets you do all sorts. Block web access, URL and App filter. Disable USB drives, CD ROM.

Its quite cheap too

Edit - Plus it lets you lock screens and keyboards too

[Edited on 06-12-2007 by Aj.]
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can this be done on a 'normal' home wireless LAn connection, could have a lot of fun with something like this lol
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quote:
Originally posted by dannymccann
can this be done on a 'normal' home wireless LAn connection, could have a lot of fun with something like this lol


Yes, with the right software
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quote:
Originally posted by pow
Can the above be done for free, if not very cheap?

Seen AB tutor, but dont really need all the features!


just spend the 120 quid on a license and have software that works
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AJ unfortuatly its not as cheap as AB tutor. I just want an app that locks the screen/keyboards etc. Got VNC for the rest
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They'll be some freeware that'll do what you need. Its just all the digging that you have to do to find it that s pain in the royal ass

[Edited on 06-12-2007 by Aj.]
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Exactly, justt seeing is anyone here could put me in the right place.
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How many machines u talkin?
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Net Control 2 would do it but it costs about £120 for 1 Administrator and 20 remote PC's.

Or.... give T-VNC a try.
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T-VNC? *googles*
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Ive installed T-VNC, but cant get the damn thing to work proper, cant lock out the keyboard or the mouse...
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Just says "connection terminated!" when I try
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btttttttttttttt
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mac's have something like this on them.. they used to do it at college to demostrate something on reason/logic to us
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Yeh, involves extra software though that is V expensive... I remember it well
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cant you do it via computer management, connect to the computer via the ip and disable usb ports.
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Thats a point... excuse me for being ignornant but computer management.
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right click my computer -> manage -> action ->connect to another computer -> put in the ip
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thanks
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that work?
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Look at the screenies of this

http://www.eduiq.com/classroomspy_pro.htm

Then put a business case together
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Yes it does, anyway to automate the above

Like on a batch file?

[Edited on 11-12-2007 by pow]
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Actually no it doesnt, can only use the device manager on the remote computer as read only

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