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HTML remote control allows multiple viewers to view the same target device. If this happens, you may be able to type a new URL for the browser to navigate to and that will release the HTML remote control page. In particular, remote controlling another computer from a mobile device running an older browser and then letting the mobile device sleep while the session is active can cause the mobile browser to freeze.

#OPEN SOURCE REMOTE CONTROL DESKTOP WEB BROWSER ANDROID#

Older Android mobile devices may have older browser versions that won't work as well with HTML remote control. Consider enabling grayscale mode to improve performance. Because mobile devices tend to have slower CPUs than desktop devices, your remote control sessions may have a slightly slower frame rate than an equivalent desktop HTML remote control session. Using remote control from a mobile deviceĪ larger tablet or iPad mobile device works well with HTML remote control. For more information, see Starting an HTML remote control session (legacy). You can still remote control the device directly from a browser.

Redeploy the agent configuration you modified to managed devices.Īfter enabling HTML remote control and deploying updated agents (or agent settings) to managed devices, you'll have to wait for the devices to send an inventory scan before the right-click Network view menu shows an HTML remote control option.

On the general settings page, select Allow HTML access.

Select the remote control settings configuration that you want to modify, and then click Edit.

On the Remote control page, click Configure.

Double-click the agent configuration you want to modify.

Click Tools > Configuration > Agent configuration.

HTML remote control supports all of the same security models that classic remote control supports. The remote control agent automatically detects which type of remote control session is being requested. You also don't need to manually switch between remote control modes on clients.

#OPEN SOURCE REMOTE CONTROL DESKTOP WEB BROWSER INSTALL#

There are no extra programs to install or configure.Įnabling HTML remote control doesn't disable classic remote control. Once you enable it, the client remote control agent hosts a small custom web server on port 4343. HTML remote control is part of the existing client remote control agent and it isn't enabled by default. Enabling HTML remote control on managed devices You can run these browsers on any operating system they support and HTML remote control should work:įor more information on using HTML remote control, see Starting an HTML remote control session (legacy). HTML remote control works from most HTML 5 browsers, such as current versions of the following: This lets administrators easily start an HTML remote control session at someone else's desk if necessary. After using the HTML remote control viewer, there's nothing to uninstall.

#OPEN SOURCE REMOTE CONTROL DESKTOP WEB BROWSER SOFTWARE#

The HTML remote control viewer requires no software installation or browser plugins. HTML remote control uses your browser as the remote control viewer. This legacy HTML remote control still works with in version 2018.1, though we recommend you use the new remote control for enhanced security and speed. For more information, see Remote control.

Endpoint Manager 2018.1 replaced this HTML remote control version with an updated remote control engine designed around HTML 5 Web Sockets. HTML remote control was introduced in Ivanti® Endpoint Manager 9.5. IMPORTANT: Legacy and HTML remote control support was removed in version 2022.