Remote Shutdown 3.4

Remote Shutdown is a software program that allows you to shut down or reboot multiple computers on a network remotely.

Remote Shutdown works by sending a command to the computers on the network to shut down or reboot. It uses the standard shutdown command in Windows or Linux, so it is compatible with most operating systems.

No, you only need to install Remote Shutdown on one computer that has network access to the other computers you want to shut down. From there, you can remotely control the other computers without installing anything on them.

Yes, with Remote Shutdown you can schedule a shutdown or reboot for a specific time and date. This is useful for performing updates or maintenance tasks on multiple computers without needing to do it manually.

Yes, you can cancel a remote shutdown at any time before it takes effect. This can be done from the same computer that initiated the shutdown, even if it was done from another computer on the network.

Remote Shutdown includes encryption technology to ensure that your commands are secure when sent over the internet. However, you should always use caution and keep your network secure when remotely controlling computers.

Remote Shutdown is compatible with most versions of Windows and Linux. It uses the standard shutdown command, which is available on these operating systems by default.

Yes, Remote Shutdown can be used to log out a user session on a remote computer. You can choose to log out the current user or all users.

The price of Remote Shutdown varies depending on the number of computers you want to control. Please see our website for pricing information and licensing options.

Yes, we offer a free trial version of Remote Shutdown that you can download from our website. The trial version is fully functional for 30 days, after which you will need to purchase a license to continue using it.