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Deciding on a Security Mode

The following modes are available for Remote Control:

• Remote Control Local Security

  For environments where centralized control is not available, for example, when the network connection links are not on all the time.

• Remote Control Unified Security

  For users who want to individually assign access rights to local user and group accounts, Windows domain accounts, and CA ITCM X.509 certificates from within Remote Control on a per host basis.

• Remote Control NT Centralized Security

  For domain administrators who want to centrally assign rights to individual, group, and domain users.

• Remote Control Directory Security

  For administrators who want to use access rights defined in the Microsoft Active Directory or Novell Directory Services.

Note: For complete information about security, see the Implementation Guide and the DSM Explorer Help.