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Management

Tab Management It enables remote operations on the computer. It provides a terminal, file explorer, and tools for managing services and processes.

Terminal

The Terminal enables remote execution of CMD and PowerShell commands.

To start a session, open the Terminal and click Start.

przycisk Start w terminalu

Available options:

  • executing CMD commands,

  • executing PowerShell commands,

  • generating command suggestions using AI integration.

File Explorer

File Explorer enables browsing and remote management of the computer's file system.

Available operations include:

  • opening folders,

  • downloading files,

  • deleting files,

  • moving files,

  • sorting and filtering content.

For each item, information such as name, type, size, creation date, modification date, and last access may be displayed.

Eksplorator plików

Services

View Services shows the services running on the computer.

Available information may include:

  • service name,

  • current status,

  • additional description,

  • SID identifier.

The administrator can remotely:

  • start a service,

  • stop a service,

  • restart a service,

  • sort and filter the list.

Processes

View Processes shows the processes running on the computer.

Available data includes, among other things:

  • process name,

  • type,

  • PID identifier.

The administrator can perform stop operations for the selected process.

Frequently asked questions

Why can't I start the terminal?

Check whether the computer is Online, eAgent is working correctly, and whether the RTC service has been installed; if not, go to actions.

Does the computer user see the commands being executed?

The commands run in the background and are not visible to the user. Before using remote tools, follow the policies applicable in the organization.

Why can't I open or delete a file?

The file may be in use by another application, protected by permissions, or unavailable to the context in which the remote operation is running.

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