Welcome to RemoteCommand, a tool for accessing and controlling a PC remotely via email. Unlike other remote access technologies RemoteCommand uses only standard Internet or workplace email accounts for communication. Commands are created using a simple and intuitive graphical interface and sent in a single email batch to the remote computer, which monitor's its email account at regular intervals and responds with the results. The list of available commands are:
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Retrieve email
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Retrieve file
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Send file
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Execute DOS command
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Retrieve partial or complete file system hierarchy, including networked drives.
Through using the existing email infrastructure an organization not only reduces hardware/software costs but also reduces its exposure to Internet viruses and worms by precluding the necessity to open up its networks for external connections.
Security is built into the very core of RemoteCommand. All communication between computers is carried out through email protected with the latest encryption technologies (e.g. 1024bit RSA, 128bit AES, SHA256 etc.) and all commands, such as reading files, email, DOS commands etc., can be selectively switched on or off. RemoteCommand also digitally signs each email with passwords for additional authentication. All this complexity is hidden by clever user interface design based around the familiar Explorer style interface so even moderately inexperienced users can be up and running within minutes. RemoteCommand constantly monitors email quietly in the background looking for special RemoteCommand emails making communication as seamless, simple, and secure as possible.
For more information please see How It Works and for a yet more in-depth analysis on how RemoteCommand security works please see Security details.
Alternatively, please see the step-by-step guide for an introduction into the RemoteCommand applications.