User manual SYMANTEC PC ANYWHERE SOLUTION V 12.5 SP2

[. . . ] Symantec pcAnywhere SolutionTM User Guide Version 12. 5 Symantec pcAnywhere SolutionTM User Guide The software described in this book is furnished under a license agreement and may be used only in accordance with the terms of the agreement. Documentation version 12. 5 Legal Notice Copyright © 2008-2010 Symantec Corporation. Symantec, the Symantec Logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of Symantec Corporation or its affiliates in the U. S. Other names may be trademarks of their respective owners. [. . . ] You can browse through the directories of both computers to select the file to move and to choose where the file resides. Transfer <= Moves the selected files from the host computer to the remote computer. Synchronizes the current directories that are selected for the host computer and the remote computer. Copies the selected files from the remote computer to the host computer. Copies the selected files from the host computer to the remote computer. Determines any differences in the selected directories. Lets you view the properties for the selected file. Synchronize Clone => Clone <= Compare Folders Delete Rename Properties 32 Establishing remote connections Command queue options Command queue options You can create and order commands, such as copy, move, delete, create a folder, rename, synchronize, and run using these options. The run command is the same as using the Start > Run option in Windows. Using it, you can connect to a drive, folder, document, or Web site. You can also perform generic commands, such as regedit. See "Edit preferences while in Command Queue or File Transfer mode" on page 33. See "Running a remote control session" on page 16. Table 2-6 Option Pause Queue Restart Queue Open Queue Save Queue As Command queue options Description Temporarily stops the command queue. Lets you specify where to save a command queue. Cancel Command Cancels the specified command in the command queue list from currently executing. Remove Command Move Command Up Move Command Down Cancel All Commands Remove All Commands Remove Completed Commands Generate Report Deletes the specified command in the command queue list. Moves up the specified command in the command queue list. The commands execute in the order they are listed, top to bottom. Moves down the specified command in the command queue list. Cancels all of the commands that are currently in the command queue list from executing. Deletes all of the commands that are currently in the command queue list. Deletes all of the commands that have executed from the command queue list. Runs a report. Establishing remote connections Edit preferences while in Command Queue or File Transfer mode 33 Edit preferences while in Command Queue or File Transfer mode The options in this window control the file handling options and the end-of-session options for command queue sessions and file transfer sessions. See "Command queue options" on page 32. See "File transfer options" on page 31. You can choose from the following file handling options: Table 2-7 Option Use compression File handling options Description Compresses the files during file transfer. Selecting this option can speed up the file transfer. [. . . ] Enter the credentials for the Access Server. (Optional) If you want to also connect directly to a group on the Access Server, check Connect to a group. If you don't select a group, the host connects as a member of the default group on the Access Server. 8 9 (Optional) Enter the credentials for the group. In the upper right corner, ensure that the policy is On. 10 Click Save changes. Connecting to a host through the Access Server Before you connect to a host through an Access Server, those hosts must be configured to be docked to the Access Server. [. . . ]