You can access Tactical Control Center and Appliance Control Center from remote. The applications' System Management tab lets you set this option.
For example, this is what the Tactical Control Center tab looks like.
Specifically, the following are required for remote access:
The Tactical Network Injector notebook has an encrypted disk and the disk password is required whenever it is turned on. To avoid manually entering the password, you can save it on an SD memory card and leave the card in (preferable in the SD slot built into the notebook).
NOTE: the password is not the system password. Thus, the SD card does not contain information that can used by third parties to access the operating system.
To change the password, simply generate a new one.
The 3G modem set in Modem Interface is used to connect the device to the network.
If the system disconnects or reboots with the modem enabled, the connection is automatically re-established.
Tip: for higher security, use the 3G modem built into the notebook rather than an external modem.
If set, an e-mail is sent to the address indicated in Notification email with the device IP address whenever the system is connected.
If the IP address is dynamic, wait until an e-mail is sent with the address to be used for the connection.
If the IP address is static, you can set whether the e-mail is sent to be informed when the device is connected.
To send the e-mail, you can either use the automatic settings that uses the device mail server or manually specify a mail server.
If automatic settings are used, the sender's e-mail address is root@hostname.local, where hostname is the device host. Otherwise, it will be the one specified.
To check whether communications are correctly established, send a test e-mail.
Communications are via the network protocol specified in the Remote Management section.
You can directly open some operating system panels from the System Management tab using the following keys:
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