File mover software: move, copy, delete your files with our filemover | Blog | ORDER NOW

Contact Us Now

[contact-form-7 id="1125" title="Contact form 1"]

Remote Tool

Home / Archive by Category "Remote Tool" ( - Page 2)
  • 15 Aug

    Q&A 45: Using the Windows Remote Tool over the network

    Q: How can we use the Windows Remote Tool over the network. Can you explain me which port will need to be setup on the Client and the Server side? I didn’t find an answer on your blog side.

    A: This is possible using our IMC communication option. By default this option is disabled so we need to enable it first.

    IMC: Inter Machine Communication. Communication between different systems over the network.

    The system where the File Mover engine is running will act as a Server and is known as the Server system. On a second system, what we call a Client, you’ll have to run our File Mover installer too. You’ll only use the Windows Remote Tool exe file on this Client system. The Client system will connect to the Server system where the File Mover engine is running. You can use multiple Clients at the same time.

    Lets’ start:

    1. open our Limagito Config Tool (LimagitoXC.exe) on the system where the File Mover engine is running (= Server system).
    Switch to the ‘IMC’ Tab and ‘Enable IMC server’. Default IP is 0.0.0.0 so it will use any IP which is assigned to the Host. Default Port is 10612.
    Click <Save>. It will check if the Service or Application engine is running, you need to stop this first otherwise the settings will not be saved.
    When saved, restart the File Mover engine (Service OR Application) again.
    Limagito File Mover IMC Setup
    2. On the Client system start Limagito Remote (LimagitoXR.exe) and select the IP address of the Server system where the  file mover engine is running.
    Hit <Connect>.

    Limagito File Mover IMC Login

    #FileTransfer

    If you need any info about this ‘Windows Remote Tool over the network’ setup, please let us know.

    Best regards,

    Limagito Team

    By Limagito-Team Remote Tool ,
  • 15 Apr

    Icon Legend

    Dear Users,

    We often get questions about the color of a certain icon in the Rule list. The following icon legend is available under the Help menu item.

    Mostly users ask about the orange color. The icon turns orange when an error occurs. You can reset this status with a right click on the Rule and click ‘Reset Info Status’. To disable this this behaviour, right click on the Rule ans select ‘Disable Info Status’.

    Regards,

    Limagito Team

    By Limagito-Team Remote Tool
  • 27 May

    Web Remote Client SSL option

    Dear Users,

    We’ve added SSL (HTTPS) to our Web Remote Server.  To enable SSL you need to provide 3 certificate files:

    • (Public) Certificate File: This file contains the certificate public key part.
      So everything between and including these two statements:
      —–BEGIN CERTIFICATE—–
      —–END CERTIFICATE—–
    • (Private) Key File: This file contains the private key part.
      So everything between and including these two statements:
      —–BEGIN PRIVATE KEY—–
      —–END PRIVATE KEY—–
    • (Public) Root Certificate File: The final file that SSL requires is the Certificate Authority certificate file.
      You can obtain this from the Internet Explorer in Trusted Root Certificate Authority dialog.
      Select the Authority that issued your certificate and export it in Base64 (cer) format.
      This format is also the same as PEM format so after export simply rename the file to root.pem

    The type of certificates we need are .pem files.  The PEM extension is used for Base-64 encoded X.509 certificates. They contain ASCII armored data between “—– BEGIN …”  and “—–END …” lines. Sometimes the certificates come in a single pem file. In this case, you need to open it with a text editor and save the individual certificates in separate pem files.

    Certificates can be obtained from a trusted certificate authority. You can also generate your own but the browser will not trust this and will display a warning.

    If you have a certificate in .pfx format, you’ll have to convert it first. In this case we need a utility called openssl.exe.  First, download and install the OpenSSL Windows binaries from here (at you own risk). 

    • Start a command prompt with administrative privileges
    • At command prompt issue the following command:
      • openssl.exe pkcs12 –in <your file>.pfx –out <your file>.pem

    Openssl.exe will ask you for the password of the pfx file. Leave it blank if you did not specify one. It will also ask you for a new password for the .pem file (= optional). The certificates are converted to single pem file. You need to open the converted pem file with a text editor and save the individual certificates in separate pem files.

    Also online certificate conversions are available:

    Web Remote Setup is available in our LimagitoX Config Tool.

    Regards,

    Limagito Team

    By Limagito-Team Remote Tool , , ,
1 2 3
SEARCH
CATEGORIES
ARCHIVES
TAGS
365 api code command csv date delete drive Eldos email error filename filter ftp HL7 install License limagito limagitox log monitor multiple oauth OAuth2 parameter parameters Pascal pdf Remote rename roadmap Script service SFTP SharePoint sign SMTP SQL SSH unzip vendor week xls Xml zip

limagito logo

Limagito filemover is an automated file mover solution handling everything from moving, deleting to copying files.

Please don’t hesitate to contact us if you have any questions about our product and services.

DISCOVER OUR SITE
How to to skip files if they already exist at the destination
November 21, 2024 no responses
Problem copying a file due to a folder tree that is too long
October 20, 2024 no responses
How to verify the pgp signature during decryption
October 20, 2024 no responses
© 2007-2024 IT services & software development by CPsoft // Webdesign & webhosting by Siteplan