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Installing 2 network management software
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Views: 3008Topic:: «Installing 2 network management software» on forum: Network management general discussion
Hi Guys,
I am just curious to open this question in this forum. Is it possible to run 2 network management software? Will there be any conflict? Thanks, 
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Are you talking about running RAdmin and VNC (for example) on the same computer at the same time? If so, that's totally doable.
I have several clients' computers that have multiple remote access programs on them. As long as they're listening on different ports, they will all get along nicely. I've even run 2 different versions of RAdmin server on the same machine - v2.2 listening on port 4900, and v3.x listening on 4899! Hope this helps!  |
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Good point, Eugene. I had forgotten to account for the Mirror Driver; I can see where that could cause issues.
In fact, I encountered a Mirror Driver conflict not that long ago; I believe it was with the RDP based remote control built into Microsoft's beta Live Mesh software. I didn't care much for that aspect of Live Mesh (it was VERY slow), so I disabled it and all was well.  |
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