I have a child domain that has no active DCs, the servers that the DCs were on have been deleted. But I have started getting their marketing emails. I've tried two different email addresses now and the email confirmation never gets received. I've been trying to sign up for ITarian since reading this post. With so much functionality available for free, I have no idea why people pay such exorbitant prices for other tools. The remote control offers unattended use, and deals easily with admin prompts. It offers a straightforward patch management solution for the OS, as well as for a large number of 3rd party apps, and has the ability to allow you to remotely deploy any of a large number of apps on machines of your choosing. Similar experience to TeamViewer, probably not as feature rich, no code required or prompt to be accepted from end user. ITarian (formerly Comodo) Remote Access: this has a client that is installed onto the users machine and allows a push assist type arrangement from a console app installed on your sysadmins machines. Ps, dont mean to hijack, i'm sure this answer will benefit both of us. If anyone knows a unattended remote solution that's on par with the cost and offering of AnyDesk, that'd be great, please send them over. I respectfully explained that he lost my business because of his horrendous attitude and said my goodbye. Guess who called me this morning? Mark called me again, and called the same number I called from, he didnt even remember me from 2 days ago. Funny thing is, I put in a request to have someone call me back.
This pretty much killed my interest in AnyDesk.
The whole conversation was completely cold and I felt like just another schmuck. I was thinking AnyDesk, but when I called tuesday morning, Mark answered, and I pretty much had to beg to know who i'm speaking with. It's funny you mention it, my company is in the same position. Does windows (server) has that option to provide a remote desktop from a computer that is not in a domain to log in and use the desktop (and control the computer) that is in a domain? teamViewer is great but Very expensive per user. I'm looking for a replacement to TeamViewer for a remote desktop option.
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