Agent setup for a network
You
can enter Agent setup in a dialogue
box for creating a new
network or editing,
when you click the Agent Setup button.
Network settings are used if for a selected user no individual
or group
setup was defined.
By selecting the Set setup for
this network option, you can edit
settings and then send them to Agent. If you select Set setup to the parent object (program), the
setup which is default for uplook
will be sent to Agent.
Using the
remaining object other settings can be changed:
- Show startup information – it enables/disables viewing Agent’s
startup screen.
- Show Agent’s icon on the taskbar – it enables/disables Agent’s activity
- Enable logging –
it enables/disables saving all commands which are sent to and received form uplook.
File
agent.log is created in application data folder.
In Microsoft Windows 2000 and Microsoft Windows XP it is usualy
C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\AplusC\uplook.
In
Microsoft Windows 9x and Microsoft Windows Me systems it is
C:\WINDOWS\All Users\Application Data\AplusC\uplook.
- Enable statistics (monitoring user)
– it enables/disables collecting statistical data related to computer and
application usage.
- Computer is considered inactive, if
it is not used for at least... – enables you to specify minimum
inactivity time in minutes, which can be considered as inactivity time.
- Save statistics on local disk every...
– it enables you to specify time in minutes to pass to save the statistics on
the disk.
- Delete statistics from a local disk
after... – it enables you to specify the time in days to
pass to delete statistical data from the disk.
In the Transferring screenshots from user’s computer
there are settings related to copying a screen:
- Ask user’s permission
- it forces displaying a request for viewing a user’s screen.
- Download without asking –
the screen will be copied without user’s knowing it.
- Inform – sends
information on copying a screen to a user.
Warning!
The setup will be sent on the first connection with Agent.
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