Workstation Control is a simple and effective utility that gives you access to all the Remote Management functionality of Novell's ZENworks for Desktops without using ConsoleOne or NWadmin.

Simply browse your tree for a user object and the program will find the related workstation(s). Besides workstation information (hostname, address, MAC, CPU, OS), it offers the following remote management tools:

- Remote Control
- Remote View
- Remote Execute
- Remote Wakeup (Zfd 4)
- Chat (Zfd 3)
- File Transfer
- Diagnostics
- Ping
All from a single, user friendly interface, which is much more efficient than ConsoleOne.

The tool does not require any additional software on the client side. Tested with ZfD 3.2 and 4.0, it will probably also work with previous versions.

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