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hi there.
I would like to discuss something with you.
At our company, we have about 80 computers across various pharmacies, all of which are currently equipped with Remotely. We are now looking to migrate to your service.
Do you have a proper guide or procedure for this transition? Or could you provide the necessary guidance?
I brought this up because you was the lead developer of Remotely.
I'm on vacation and on mobile right now, so I can't go into detail.
But the general instructions I'd recommend is:
Create a persistent or time-based installer key in ControlR.
On the Deploy page in ControlR, copy the installation one-liner for each operating system.
Use Remotely's scheduled script run feature (or other deployment tool if you have one) to run the script on each device.
-Once all the machines are working on ControlR, delete the installer key.
Note that scheduled scripts haven't been implemented in ControlR yet, but it's up next after I finish ad-hoc attended remote control.
Also, refer to the docs about 'ControlR_AppOptions__AgentClockSkewTolerance'. Temporarily set to null if devices are failing authenticate due to system clock sync issues.
Let me know how it goes, either way. I'll follow up when I get back (after the 15th).
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bitbound commentedon Nov 9, 2026
Hello there!
I'm on vacation and on mobile right now, so I can't go into detail.
But the general instructions I'd recommend is:
-Once all the machines are working on ControlR, delete the installer key.
Note that scheduled scripts haven't been implemented in ControlR yet, but it's up next after I finish ad-hoc attended remote control.
Also, refer to the docs about 'ControlR_AppOptions__AgentClockSkewTolerance'. Temporarily set to null if devices are failing authenticate due to system clock sync issues.
Let me know how it goes, either way. I'll follow up when I get back (after the 15th).
Cheers!