Pocket
PC Magazine Calls NetOp Dynamic, Scalable, Seamless
- a Mobile Professional's Dream
In the September issue
of Pocket PC Magazine, IT Manager Raul Lucky compared
NetOp with other Windows CE-based mobile computing offerings.
Calling NetOp "the only solution that allows remote
control of hosting PCs and Pocket PCs," Mr. Lucky
called installing both the host and guest "very
intuitive". "Maneuvering around the desktop
was easy (even on the smaller Pocket PC screen). Navigating
and controlling the host PC was smooth and not cumbersome."
He went on to say, "I was quite amazed at how seamless
and easy it was to get a desktop/server remote control
solution up and running within 15 minutes of opening
the package." NetOp "provides the necessary
tools to grow with your needs."
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NetOp
Remote Control takes 3 TOP Place Awards with eSchool
News Readers 
NetOp Remote Control was
the eSchool News readers' top choice in all categories
entered in this year's expanded Readers Choice Awards.
Nearly 400 readers voted on the eSchool News website
in April for what they considered to be the best devices
and applications in each of several categories. NetOp
was the top pick for Best Asset Management Software,
Best Remote Client Access & Control Software and
Best Help-Desk Solution.
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PC
Magazine selects NetOp as Editor's Choice
In
their first comparative review of remote control software
products since late 1998, PC Magazine has selected NetOp
Remote Control v7.0 as Editor's Choice in the July 2002
issue. Calling NetOp, "The most well-rounded product
in this roundup, NetOp Remote Control 7.0 is extremely
flexible, with support for a variety of platforms and
connection types." They went on to praise NetOp
as one of the "most intuitive" software products
in the round-up and for the many connection options
the product provides.
PC
Professionell Magazine selects NetOp as top Remote Control
Program
PC Professionell Magazine
has selected NetOp Remote Control v7.0 as top choice
for Remote Control Software in its July 2002 issue.
They said of NetOp "It got its top marks because
the program has extensive features and a powerful remote
function.." They went on to praise NetOp by saying
"Netop is convincing in its performance, good display
features and simple configuration. With an overall excellent
impression, Netop deserves the “Editor's Choice."
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Federal
Computer Week gives NetOp Remote Control "Grade
A" rating. "Definitely Worth a Look"
In
the Federal Computer Week product review, "Remote
Control Done Right", author Tom Fielden writes,
"All features worked as expected, but the one thing
I did not expect was the speed at which they performed.
The solution's performance truly made it shine in my
eyes." "NetOp is an excellent addition for
any department looking to increase the effectiveness
of its help-desk staff and reduce costs. In addition
to the solution's strong security features, users will
find the product easy to install, learn and use. Add
low price to the equation, and it makes the product
definitely worth a look."
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Linux
Business Week says NetOp surpasses their expectations
"I can
tell you that "NetOp" is the first Product
to not only live up to their stated advertisement, but
surpass it," says David O'Hara writing in Linux
Business Week Magazine. "The Windows Load was fantastic.
The speed shocked me. After using the other Remote Access
programs I was expecting to be able to take a coffee
break on each program/window change. No such luck here.
It was just as fast to me as if I didn't have Remote
Access. The GUI was bright and clear, matching the Remote
computers GUI to a tee. I was totally blown out of my
chair with the ease of installation. I was so impressed
I dedicated a page on my Web site to this product."
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Positive
Image News raves about NetOp 7.5
"NetOp
Remote Control
v7.5 provides IT professionals with exactly what they
are looking for," according to James Fisher of
Positive Image News. Speaking at Comdex Fall 2002,
Fisher called NetOp Remote Control v7.5 "without
question, designed specifically to meet the needs of
professionals.
"NetOp
Remote Control v7.5 really impressed a large majority
of the attendees who watched the demonstration of the
product which easily proved to be a serious attention
getter. Following the demonstration, the crowds
were plenty with many busy asking questions and learning
more about the incredible performance and ease of using
NetOp Remote Control v7.5."
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MCP
Magazine calls NetOp "A Great Choice "
In
the September 2002 edition of Microsoft Certified Professional
Magazine, author Michael Feuda says NetOp Remote Control
7.01 has 밶n amazing set of features for a competitive
price.?nbsp; 밊lawless file-transfer (and) a beefy, 500-page
manual that's well documented and thought out.?밃s many
features as I could possibly imagine wanting in an enterprise-level
remote control software. The performance of the product
appeared to be extremely efficient. NetOp would be a
great choice in deploying remote control software in
your IT infrastructure.?nbsp;
Computer
Buyer's Guide calls NetOp "Powerful"
Calling
NetOp 7.0 "one of the most powerful remote control
applications on the market." Computer Buyer's Guide
& Handbook published a review of NetOp 7.0 in their
June 2002 issue. According to the article, "Designed
specifically for IT professionals, yet easy to use,
NetOp was developed over a decade ago as a network administration
tool." They conclude by saying, "Overall,
we were very impressed with NetOp for its speed, incredible
versatility, security options, reliability, and easy-to-use
graphic interface."
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NetworkWorld
calls NetOp 7.0 "a worthy remote control tool"
NetOp
Remote Control v7.0 was reviewed in the 1/21/2002 issue
of NetworkWorld and writer David Strom liked the software's
speed, documentation, chat feature, Gateway server,
ActiveX client and more. According to Strom, "There
are several outstanding features, some of which have
been with the product for a few versions." The
review also noted, "We also liked the overall snappy
feel of NetOp: Graphics came up quickly over our Internet
connection. We thought NetOp was as fast - if not faster
- than pcAnywhere and Carbon Copy, with performance
over a local Ethernet equivalent to sitting in front
of the host."
NetOp
7.0 Named
as Finalist in "Best of Comdex" Awards
NetOp
Remote Control v7.0 was nominated as one of only three
products for the "Best of COMDEX" award in
the Network Software category. Over 400 applications
were reviewed for the coveted award from over 2000 vendors
at COMDEX 2001. The finalists were selected by the IT
industry's leading publications, who judged and honored
the most innovative and noteworthy IT products introduced
during COMDEX Fall 2001.
Market
Analysts IDC Names NetOp "Fastest Growing Remote
Product" On The Market
NetOp
Remote Control has been named the
'Fastest Growing Remote Control software? in
the annual Worldwide Remote Control Market Forecast
and Analysis report published by IDC in October
2001. The report concluded, 밡etOp is the world뭩 fastest
growing remote control product and has the third largest
market share after Symantec뭩 pcAnywhere and Computer
Associates?Control IT? The report attributes NetOp뭩
position as a viable standalone player to its established
business and brand in Europe and growing sales in the
United States. CrossTec began distributing NetOp in
North America in 1997.
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Technology
& Learning Magazine Names NetOp School "Top
Award Winner"
NetOp School
was recognized as a "Top Award Winner" in
the
December 2002 issue of Technology and Learning Magazine.
Now celebrating its 20th year, Technology & Learning's
Awards of Excellence program continues its long tradition
of recognizing achievement and innovation in education
technology. NetOp School, the premier educational resource
for networks, beat hundreds of worldwide competitors
when it received the industry's coveted award for providing
the best software tools for supervision, instruction,
and classroom productivity in the K-12 educational markets.
The award is NetOp School's second major distinction
of the year. In May, the product was named winner of
the prestigious Media and Methods Magazine Portfolio
Award.
NewsFactor.com
recently covered Nevada Power's use
of NetOp Remote Control for the network
maintanence and server access. "One
such product, CrossTec's NetOp Remote
Control, was recently installed by
Nevada Power to give its I.T. department
remote access to the more than 200
hundred servers in the organization's
network", Jason Lopez, of NewsFactor.com,
reports. Lopez goes on to site the
company's reasons for choosing NetOp
for remote access, including, "the
refresh in NetOp is consistent, the
security is linked to Active Directory,
and there is support for encryption
, among other features."
In
the September issue of Certification
Magazine, Ed Tittel in an article
titled, ‘Extending the Network:
Remote-Access Tools’, analyzed
several remote access utilities for
enterprise implementations. Among
those discussed, NetOp Remote Control
was identified as a leading enterprise
remote control utility for its extensive
security and platform support. Tittel
went on to say, “That’s
why only two products in that category
are mentioned in the list of top remote-access
tools: Citrix Online’s GoToMyPC
and NetOp RemoteControl… NetOp
Remote Control gets the nod because
of strong security, easy deployment
and use across all kinds of connections,
and support for Windows, Macintosh,
Linux/UNIX, Solaris and legacy systems.
Nevertheless, lots of alternatives
abound.”
Network
Computing recently examined NetOp Remote
Control in the July Issue of the publication;
comparing NetOp against VNC. The article
was written by Richard J. Brown and Gerard
R. Sheehan, Jr of Network Computing; both
with over 20 years of independent systems
consultation experience. According to
Brown and Sheehan, "Security is stronger
with NetOp. Although both products provide
challenge/password authentication, VNC
sends the subsequent data stream unencrypted,
whereas NetOp provides a number of heavy-duty
encryption methods."
"I
can confidently say that any enterprise IT-based
support business would benefit from taking
a closer look at NetOp Remote Control",
says Mike Houghton of EnterpriseITPlanet.com
after reviewing NetOp. He ran NetOp on a number
of different platforms during the review process.
Houghton, who's no stranger to remote control
applications says, "NetOp clearly offers
more options than its competitors… a
few more of my favorites include the audio
and real time chat sessions, the centralized
security (among many of the other potent security
tools), the stealth mode, PDA support and
my personal favorite, the ability to automatically
collect scanned inventory items directly into
a corporate asset management database…
If you're in need of a comprehensive and highly
functional remote tool set, then you will
definitely want to take a close look at NetOp
Remote Control v7.65." At the end of
the review, Houghton confessed, "after
testing this application we are going to purchase
additional licenses and move forward with
getting it out to a select group of guest
machines."
NetOp
Remote Control featured on in-flight radio program on
the American Airlines Business Report 