The administrator can change local users, passwords, groups, memberships, policies, auditing, rights and registries.

An automatic retry function detects machines that are offline and automatically retries them at specified intervals. Changes can be scheduled for one-time or periodic execution.

This can also scan your TCP/IP subnets and create a list of machines and domains over which you have administrator access, so you can prepare reports and build groups of machines to administer.

You can also create lists of sensitive machines that should not be changed. If one of these machines is listed on one of your changes, a warning with a list appears, giving you a chance to abort the operation. You can also send wake-up packets to all systems that were previously put into sleep mode.

A systems list retrieves pertinent information for each system and a DNS resolve function can determine correct IP and NETBIOS names. You can also specify how you want to connect to machines, using either NETBIOS Name, IP or DNS resolution.