Netpoint Manager - Management and control system

Overview

As laptops move from class to class, or travel between home and school, they can stay fully monitored and protected from technology abuses by students, or down-time due to failure.

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No matter where your administration takes place, or where your schools’ computers are located, Radix Netpoint Manager provides simultaneous remote maintenance. Trouble-shooting school computers need no longer be the sole responsibility of one over-stretched member of staff. A municipality administrator can manage multiple computer channels (even multiple schools) off-site, without disrupting school computer availability and teaching time, or conflicting with the school technical administrator.

With Radix Revolutions managing all the school computers and netbooks in my county is really simple... in fact I don’t even have to get up from my chair.

Logging onto the system via the Internet allows administrators to perform complex tasks easily - such as distribute software, manage assets or alerts and instantly undo failures.

Ask yourself:

How much of your budget is wasted on unnecessary administrator tasks?
To what extent does computer downtime cause class disruption?
How much power is wasted due to unattended computers and non-school policy compliance?
Are your students monitored and protected while surfing the Internet?
How secured your school computers from unauthorized installations, tampering or downtime?

Modules

Main Modules

Remote Technical Support

Control remote computers, assist teachers/students in real time
Assist students and techers when on campus or at home
Co-use the computer side-by-side with the user
Best practice for pin-point 1:1 solution solving
Save time by performing complex tasks instead of guiding the user over the phone
Follow up on events and monitor computer performance

Administrator Benefit:
Costs savings by decreasing service and support on-site visits and allowing a single administrator to manage multiple school networks from the web.

Pedagogic Benefit:
Assist teachers and students in real time to avoid lost teaching time, fixing technical problems before they are felt in the classroom and before any real damage is done.

Managed Instant System and Software Recovery

Bullet-proof public access computers to avoid problems
Eliminate potential damage before it is actually noticed
Proactively manage running Instant Recovery settings to enable Windows and antivirus frequent updates
Instantly restore failed systems to pre-failure state
Instantly undo damage caused by viruses and other threats
Instantly undo system configuration changes, unwanted installations and bad patches

Administrator Benefit:
Enables automatic after-hours software updates by executing automatic scripts for multiple computers (i.e. wake up PCs , disable instant recovery, download windows update, enable instant recovery, shut down). Minimizes teacher dependency on technical staff, or costly on-site visits for software re-installations and reconfigurations.

Pedagogic Benefit:
Provide maximum classroom stability without losing teaching time or flexibility. Ensure your class get the most out of their computerized learning platform.

Power Management

Power on/off/Standby remote computers on demand and pre-set schedule
Power off/Standby unattended computers on pre-set policy
Enforce power settings to comply with school policy
Generate power savings reports.

Administrator Benefit:
Reduces computer power consumption (the largest controllable budget category in schools) and shaves a considerable chunk off electricity bills, while reducing the school’s carbon foot print.

Pedagogic Benefit:
Set an energy-smart example for your students and the wider community. By using computers efficiently you are protecting one of your key teaching resources.

Inventory and Asset Management

Automatically collect software and hardware inventory data
Generate reports based on different criteria and parameters
Follow-up on hardware and software configuration changes
Detect and alert hardware and software components failure or tampering

Administrator Benefit:
Retrieves an accurate and up-to-date inventory of all computers in the school network. Detects and handles failed hardware alerts before the problem gets bigger (i.e. generate an automatic computer shut down remote command in cases of over–heated CPU due to a failed fan).

Pedagogic Benefit:
Ensures that classroom computers function as they are supposed to and that every student has the same access to required software, allowing full participation in the class.

Software Distribution and Update

Distribute software and installation packages that include user priviliges, parameters, operation modes (i.e. User vs. Admin) etc.
Install software on multiple computers using http links or network share
Keep software up-to-date by running frequent schedules updates
Instantly remove unlicensed software
Instantly re-allocate unused software to other users
Instantly switch between system configurations

Administrator Benefit:

Transforms computer updates into a quick, automatic task, thus eliminating endless hours of software re-installation and re-configuration. Optimizes software license compliance and minimizes unnecessary licenses purchase.

User Benefit:

Avoids business disruption and lost time in technical updates and fixes.

Allows quick and easy reconfiguration and fine-tuning of system configurationsn.

Remote Technical Support

Screenshots

Videos


		Netpoint Manager System Overview An in depth overview of the Netpoint Manager system Time: 21:30 minutes
		Netpoint Manager Console Overview The video shows the different console options: User selection and object layout User dashboard User hardware and software Inventory Remote control and assistance Remote commands and more... Time: 9:02 minutes
		Remote Support Presenting the different options for remote support using the screen control function. Time: 1:31 minutes
		Remote Execution and screen control Video presents the way to execute processes from remote with the different options and rights, including the scheduler options. The remote computers are also monitored from remote using the screen control function. Time: 1:25 minutes
		Console Login A brief explanation of how to log onto the console application. Time: 37 seconds