I took a quick glance to see if something like this exists but I couldn't find anything in the forums.
The ability to create "workplaces" and remotely connect with them would be a tremendous help.
Lets say I've got a business partner I need to connect with to show him something I've been working on. He's given me access to his PC and I connect to his pc by creating a workplace and it opens up a Whiteboard or other application for me to draw with or use.
He could equally draw with the whiteboard on his end. No screen connection is necessary and only the input of changes need to be updated.
This allows radmin to open up a whole new set of uses for the application. Of course I could remote in and write something within the screen but it's more bandwidth intensive and lacks some basic tools that radmin could include. Plus you can't do a back an forth collaboration of a whiteboard, presentation, etc. You could of course put your typical radmin permissions on these new workplaces and block them if it's necessary for your IT environment.
It's just a thought. I think it would be incredibly useful and be perfect for the radmin suite. Of course this wouldn't come cheap to build so I would expect a price increase of some sort but having it in one central place like radmin viewer & server would prove very handy.
Just my two cents,
Branden Silva
The ability to create "workplaces" and remotely connect with them would be a tremendous help.
Lets say I've got a business partner I need to connect with to show him something I've been working on. He's given me access to his PC and I connect to his pc by creating a workplace and it opens up a Whiteboard or other application for me to draw with or use.
He could equally draw with the whiteboard on his end. No screen connection is necessary and only the input of changes need to be updated.
This allows radmin to open up a whole new set of uses for the application. Of course I could remote in and write something within the screen but it's more bandwidth intensive and lacks some basic tools that radmin could include. Plus you can't do a back an forth collaboration of a whiteboard, presentation, etc. You could of course put your typical radmin permissions on these new workplaces and block them if it's necessary for your IT environment.
It's just a thought. I think it would be incredibly useful and be perfect for the radmin suite. Of course this wouldn't come cheap to build so I would expect a price increase of some sort but having it in one central place like radmin viewer & server would prove very handy.

Just my two cents,
Branden Silva