6
In the Callers list section, add a new caller.
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Click Apply.
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Click OK.
9
In the Advanced View, on the left navigation bar, under pcAnywhere Manager,
click Remotes.
10
In the right pane, under Remotes, you can create a new remote connection
for a smart card.
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Insert a smart card.
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In the Smart Card Authentication dialog box, enter the PIN.
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Click Verify.
pcAnywhere reads the certificate and sends it to the host computer. If the
certificate is valid, a remote session is created.
14
If there is more than one smart card inserted in the remote computer, in the
pcAnywhere Authentication Select Card dialog box, click Details.
15
In the Details section, select the smart card that you want to use.
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The Smart card inserted section provides information about the vendor
of the selected smart card.
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The Smart card status section provides information about the status of
the smart card after it is inserted on the remote computer.
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Click OK.
Note:
To the smart card authentication, you need to install Cryptography Service
Provider (CSP) on the host and remote computer.
Connecting to another computer using Quick Connect
Quick Connect lets you connect to another computer with minimum setup. You
can use this option for one-time or infrequent connections to a host computer
(for example, to connect to a host computer that has a dynamic IP address or to
support a helpdesk customer). Before you can connect, you must know the
computer name, IP address, or phone number of the host computer and the logon
information.
Figure 5-1
shows the Quick Connect window.
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Controlling another computer remotely
Ways to start a remote control session
Summary of Contents for PCANYWHERE - V12.5
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