How to prevent a closing of Host Module?
A tray menu of the Host Module contains the “Exit” command to close the Host Module. Actually the user of remote computer should not be able to shutdown the Host Module, because the network administrator needs to have a stable access to the remote host at any time. It is recommended to hide the tray icon on each workstation. The administrator can do this using the Host Configurator program (see Launching tab). The Host Configurator program also contains the “Close Host Module now” button, which allows you to close the Host Module when the tray icon is invisible. Therefore, you should protect this ability with password; see the Security tab of Host Configurator. For Windows NT/2000/XP/2003: If you are using the Host Module as a simple application, the computer user will be able to shutdown it using the Task Manager. You should use the Host Module as a system service if you want to avoid this issue. Only users with administrator’s privileges will be able to stop the service through the S
A tray menu of the Host Module contains the “Exit” command to close the Host Module. Actually the user of remote computer should not be able to shutdown the Host Module, because the network administrator needs to have a stable access to the remote computer at any time. It is recommended to turn on “Disable Exit command” or “Hide tray icon” option on each workstation. The administrator can do this using the “Host Module settings” dialog window (see Launching tab).
A tray menu of the Host Module contains the “Exit” command to close the Host Module. Actually the user of remote computer should not be able to shutdown the Host Module, because the network administrator needs to have a stable access to the remote computer at any time. It is recommended to hide the tray icon on each workstation. The administrator can do this using the Host Configurator program (see Launching tab). The Host Configurator program also contains the “Close Host Module now” button, which allows you to close the Host Module when the tray icon is invisible. Therefore, you should protect this ability with a password; see the Security tab of Host Configurator. For Windows NT/2000/XP/2003: If you are using the Host Module as a simple application, the computer user will be able to shutdown it using the Task Manager. You should use the Host Module as a system service if you want to avoid this issue. Only users with administrator’s privileges will be able to stop the service through
A tray menu of the Host Module contains the “Exit” command to close the Host Module. Actually the user of remote computer should not be able to shutdown the Host Module, because the network administrator needs to have a stable access to the remote computer at any time. It is recommended to hide the tray icon on each workstation. Read how to hide tray icon.. If Host Module runs as a simple application, user of Host PC can shutdown it using the Task Manager. Install Host Module as a system service to avoid this issue. You can do it via Host Module settings (“Start” tab). Only users with administrator’s privileges will be able to stop the service through the Service Manager.
