Telemote Desktop provides access to machines on your Locat Area Network (LAN) or machines accessible over a Gateway to a remote site. Select a group node on the left pane and run the verb "Discover in LAN" to discover the telemote machines in your network.

In Discovery dialog, enter the machine access credentials in username and password fields. Each machine discovered ( it is running telemote server) will be seeded with these credentials for access. You can later "Edit" the machine information if the access credential is different for that machine. Discovered machines will be shown on the right side pane.

Once machines are discovered or added manually by "Add Host" menu choice,  you can select any machines on the right pane to perform the tasks or verbs on it. Right Clicking the machine gives the verb or action you can perform on it. These verbs can also be chosen from "Control Host" menu or from the toolbar. Each results in the same action.

Connect Screen - Connects to the remote machine and gives the Desktop in a Telemote viewer window. You have full access to that remote desktop now. Uses Telemote Screen protocol which uses SSH authentication and SSH FIPS encryption to fully secure the remote desktop session.

Connect RDP - Will give the remote desktop but using Microsoft RDP protocol.

File Transfer - Provides Secure File transfer to the remote machine. FIPS certified SFTP and SSH protocol used for transfer.

CmdLine - Opens SSH cmd line session to the remote host

PowerShell - Opens a Windows Power Shell session to the remote machine. Uses Microsoft provided WSMAN (Web Services Management Prootocol ) protocol stack bundled with every Windows servers and desktop operating systems. Any PowerShell scripts, commands, cmdlets or console mode program can be run in this session.

DashBoard - Provides a remote systems management dash board access to the remote machine. Machine information, processes, services, network, drivers, tcpip sessions areb shown in tabs and tasks like machine reboot and process termination can be performed

IntelAMT - For machines with Intel AMT support on the motherboard, low level system and BIOS access can be performed. Even machines turned off can be turned on via this Intel AMT BIOS level access.

Group to organize machines

Telemote desktop viewer allows creating groups or nested groups on the left pane so that machines can be organized into groups for the convenience of management. "Add Group" adds a group to the current group or to the root. "Del Group" will delete the group and all machine entries listed inside the group. On or more machines in a group can be "dragged" with the mouse to another group. To select multiple machines, use the "control key" before mouse clicks.

Telemote Gateway mode

Telemote allows use of Telemote node serving as a Gateway to reach hosts in a remote site. Edit or add a host entry and fill the the gateway related fields. Gateway field should have the ip address of the gateway. Gateway Username and Gateway Password should provide the account name and password that meets Fortress ssh authentication which are used to create ssh tunnels to the gateway. Site name is a human readable name of the remote host. "Host Name" is the ipaddress or hostname on that remote site. Any Telemote server machine can serve as a Gateway. Hosts to be reached also needs run Telemote server. Only the Gateway machine needs VPN or internet connection. The hosts on a remote site do not need to have VPN or internet access. Any Telemote Verbs or actions works on a hosts connected over a gateway except PowerShell verb. To run Powershell on a host over gateway, use ssh cmd line and then run powershell from the cmd line.