
- #How to use logmein rescue technician console how to
- #How to use logmein rescue technician console install
- #How to use logmein rescue technician console update
- #How to use logmein rescue technician console upgrade
X-scheme-handler/lmidtc=sktopįinally, let’s create that ‘logmein’ batch file we referenced in the desktop entry.
#How to use logmein rescue technician console update
Next, update the file ~/.local/share/applications/mimeapps.list and add the following line to the end: Using nano, or some other editor of choice, create the file ~/.local/share/applications/sktop and put the following in it.
#How to use logmein rescue technician console install
Install a user-agent spoofer so that you can masquerade as Windows on the LogMeIn site so that they don’t redirect you to “Unsupported Operating System” when you attempt to use the SSO launcher.Not just so you can easily run the technician console from the terminal, but so that you can re-write the parameters from xdg-open to the format needed by the executable. Not just so you can easily launch the technician console from your desktop launcher, but so that you can get the correct mime-type associations needed by xdg-open.

Here are the things that need to be done:
#How to use logmein rescue technician console how to
This is about how to get the SSO integration working, even though the LogMeIn site doesn’t normally allow it. This is not about copying those directories, as that’s fairly mundane. If you install it on a Windows system (or Windows VM), you can copy the two directories it creates in Program Files to a WINE prefix and run it without issue! However, the problem is only with the installer.
#How to use logmein rescue technician console upgrade
See CNC Bender Upgrade Service page for details on our upgrade service for CNC Bender.While experimenting with the LogMeIn Technician Console a few weeks back, I was sad to discover that the installer did not work with WINE. See our Rescue Service for general information on our service. This is a screenshot of LogMeIn Rescue from the technician's perspective. Screenshot of LogMeIn Rescue Technician Console We diagnosed the system, found and fixed the problem, and had the bender up and running within 1 hour. We were viewing and controlling the operator station in real-time. Our computer in Michigan made a connection to the operator station in Costa Rica in a few seconds. The customer connected the operator station to the internet, browsed to a web site, entered a 6-digit code. We received a call from a customer in Costa Rica (2250 miles from our office) who was experiencing a problem with a bender that is controlled by our CNC Bender software. Here's a real example how LogMeIn Rescue can help solve problems quickly with minimal downtime - from thousands of miles away.

You will be asked to give the technician permission to perform actions on your computer. Once the applet is running, wait for the technician to activate your session. If the session is elevated, then click Yes in this window: If you are running Windows 7 or higher with User Account Control enabled, the technician may ask you to "elevate" your session with the following window. When it is finished downloading, click on it. The downloaded file will show in the bottom of the Chrome window. Type the code into the box labeled Enter your 6-digit code. This code is good for 20 minutes (before it expires). Over the telephone or by email, we give you a 6-digit code. (For Windows XP users, it is critical that you use the "beta." before the rest of the name.

You make a connection to the internet and browse to the web site "". Steps for other browser types differ slightly. NOTE: These are STEPS for the CHROME Browser. The service allows us to diagnose and, in some cases, upgrade software from our remote location. LogMeIn Rescue is part of our standard SOFTWARE MAINTENANCE PLAN service. With this service, we can access your computer directly over the internet with your permission and resolve issues that you may be having when running our software.

Our LogmeIn Rescue is a remote technical support service.
