System by which a remote computer receives screen images from an

Details System by which a remote computer receives screen images from an System by which a remote computer receives screen images from an

1994-07-29

1995-08-08

Kriess, Kevin A.

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ABSTRACT:
A remote console emulation for a computer system manager operates by transferring video screen images from system memory to the remote console and by inserting keystrokes from the remote console into the system keyboard controller. This emulation constitutes a marked improvement over prior art emulations because it does not require software on the host system.

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