Symantec PCANYWHERE - V12.1, Руководство пользователя

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To save these settings as an executable file that can be used for later
deployment, select one of the following:
Opens the default email program on your computer.
To use this option, your email program must support the
Messaging Application Programming Interface (MAPI).
Examples of MAPI-enabled programs include Microsoft
Outlook.
Send Email
Lets you select a file name and location in which to create
and save the host configuration as a self-extracting
package.
If you are running the thin host on Vista, you should use
the custom share, especially if the thin host is configured
to run as an application.
Save to Disk
You can use one of these options to manually deploy a thin host to a computer
that runs a Windows XP Home/Vista Home edition. If a thin host is saved to
disk, and then you double-click the executable to install it, a message is
displayed that says the thin host is not installed correctly. To resolve this
issue, you must lauch the saved file as an administrator on Vista.
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Click Finish to save the configuration.
If the wizard started automatically when you attempted to connect to a
computer, Symantec pcAnywhere deploys the host to the computer that you
selected. When prompted, type your caller logon credentials to connect to
the host computer.
Configuring a Linux host or Mac OS X for deployment
The first time that you use the Quick Deploy and Connect feature to connect to a
Linux computer or a Mac OS X computer, pcAnywhere prompts you for
configuration information. You only need to configure the host properties once.
Symantec pcAnywhere reuses these settings for all subsequent Quick Deploy and
Connect sessions with computers that run Linux or Mac OS X.
If the host computer to which you want to connect is running any version of
Samba, it will appear in the Quick Deploy and Connect browse list. You can also
provide the computer name or IP address.
When you select the computer to which you want to connect, you are immediately
prompted for your logon credentials. These are the user logon credentials that
are required by the operating system of the host computer. Symantec pcAnywhere
might prompt you for root credentials depending on the login state of the
computer.
137 Controlling another computer remotely
Connecting to a computer that does not have a host running