Mar 26, 2019 | NetSupport School, Windows
Below are the TCP/IP ports numbers used by NetSupport School. Please note some of these ports are configurable within NetSupport School.Tutor Browses and connects to Students on port 5405 (TCP and UDP). Uses port 7 or 9 for the Power On feature (these are standard WOL...
Mar 26, 2019 | NetSupport School, Windows
It is possible to perform an upgrade from Windows 7 directly to Windows 10. There are some considerations to be aware of if your Windows 7 machine has NetSupport School installed. When installing NetSupport School onto a Windows 7 operating system, a NetSupport LSP is...
Mar 25, 2019 | NetSupport School, Windows
In NetSupport School version 12 a native Tutor App for Windows 8/8.1 and 10 was introduced, this was designed to leverage the benefits of mobile teaching on Windows touch-enabled devices.The Tutor App includes the ability for the teacher to launch, monitor and...
Mar 25, 2019 | NetSupport School, Windows
When the NetSupport School Tutor loads, a Welcome wizard is displayed. From here, you can deploy the Student software onto new computers in your current classroom, by clicking Classroom. If you need to deploy the Student software across your network or need more...
Mar 25, 2019 | NetSupport School, Windows
NetSupport School integrates with Microsoft’s Active Directory structure, enabling you to manage Student and Tutor configurations centrally. From NetSupport School version 11, these configurations can be integrated using ADMX Files. In previous versions of...
