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I urgently miss the 'hide tray icon' feature of the old Radmin! On my PC's there are approx 20 (some have as many as 28) icons in the iconbar. I only show those, that offer some information/functionality during daily work (and those that can't be disabled - ) - so MS dynamic hiding is a no go for me! Beside displaying the IP address ther is no functionality in Radamin Server that would justify to display the icon all the time. Even if the disabled functions (send Message, Audio Window, Chat Window) could be activated I do not see no reason for me, to be forced to show the icon: I don't think I need these!

General udisk usb device driver. So: please let me hide this icon in the final release.

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For the last week we are able to log on to fewer and fewer user PCs. We purchansed 1000 licenses about 5 years ago and have only about 600 active computers so it shouldn't be a license issue but we're not sure. When we attempt to connect, instead of getting the normal window requesting our Viewer Password we get a 'Windows security:' window requesting: User name: Password: Domain: Host name: The 4 on the Helpdesk group are running Radmin 3.4 Viewer. The Users are running different versions of 2.x and 3.x.

There doesn't seem to be a pattern related to the version installed. Once we fail to get on to any PC we are not able to get on to it any more after that even though it has worked fine in the past. I emailed the Famatech Tech Support last Friday (3 business days ago) and have yet to receive any reply. Your input would be greatly appreciated, we're dieing here. I have found, that, over time, due to updates, or other events that occur on a Domain joined PC, the security profiles can become corrupt. Try taking one of the troublesome machines off of the domain. Removing ALL users, both from Users in the control panel under users and groups, and any users specified in the Radmin security section as having access, as well as all users in the Local Admin group, then remove the computer account from your active directory.

Then rejoin it to the domain. Once doing so, add any users needed back to both locations and then see if you are able to connect. Sometimes, but not all the time, you can tell if the security profile is degraded or corrupt just by pulling up the Local Admins group under computer management, if you no longer see proper names, but instead a long hashed out number as any or all users, then the security profile is hosed and needs refreshed by pulling the computer off the domain, deleting the computer's account from AD, and rejoining the computer to the domain as if it was a new computer altogether. Hello, Here are the steps you must take in order to establish Radmin connection: 1. Download Radmin Server 3.x here and install it on the remote computer.

A remote computer is a computer which you want to gain access to later via Radmin. Download Radmin Viewer 3.x here and install it on the local computer. A local computer is a computer from which you connect to the remote computer. On the remote computer right click on the blue Radmin icon in the system tray and click 'Settings for Radmin server'.

Click 'Permissions', make sure Radmin security is selected and then click the corresponding 'Permissions' button. Click 'Add user', choose username and password and click OK, OK.

Then exit Radmin Server settings. You are done with the settings of Radmin Server. The port you need to use is 4899. This is a default port, you can change it if you want, in Radmin Server Settings -> Options. If the remote PC is located in a different LAN or is behind a router please, read what port forwarding is here: After that, visit this page, find you router model and follow the onpage instructions: 6.

Again on the remote computer make sure that Windows built-in firewall doesn't block Radmin connection. Open Start -> Control panel -> Windows firewall, go to Exceptions tab and add Radmin port 4899 as an exception. If you have a proprietary firewall (for example, ZoneAlarm or any other firewall software) refer to its documentation to find out how to create exception for a port. On the local computer open Radmin Viewer, on the main menu click 'Connection -> New connection'.

Enter the IP address of the remote computer into 'IP address or DNS name' field. (You have to enter a Hamachi IP address in case if you are connecting over the Internet, please see step 5.) Enter a descriptive name of the connection and click OK. Now in order to connect to the remote computer in Full Control mode, right click on the newly created connection, and click Full Control in the context menu.