At connecting to the Server, the Client will be switched in the general list of messages. In this list are output a messages about successful connection to the Server and error messages. Also in this list will be outputs a results of commands execution. From a messages list you can switching to desktop control mode or entering to the main menu.
Main menu:
The main menu are available from general list of messages at using device-specific key "Options".
In the main menu are available the next items:
File manager - Built-in file manager which allow managing a files on your remote computer. See section: File manager.
Commands - Entering to the menu of internal commands. In this menu are present the system management and information commands. See section: Commands.
Run - Executing an external console command and returns a result of execution into general list of messages. Any executed commands are stored into "History" list and can be reused later.
History - The list of stored external commands. Any commands from this list can be modifying and executing again.Clear list - Clearing all messages in general list.
Disconnect - Closing a current connection to the Server and turn to "Address book".
Setup - Entering to the Client parameters menu.
Exit - Exiting from application.
Executing an external commands:
At execution of an external command, the Server waits for completion of a command, and returns a result of execution (stream from standard output) as the answer. If a command don't complete after timeout interval (by default 3 min), a command will be terminating.
For starting a GUI application or a command without expectation of execution completion, use a special command "run". In this case, execution of command will be complete at once after starting an application. This command will be showing application window on desktop. Example:
run notepad.exeInto an answer this command return a message:
Process started. ID: 572Execution of commands or applications expecting input of the user will not be successful completed. For execution of such commands make input redirection or use keys cancelling expectation of input. Examples:
echo. | date
or
date /t