Tutorial · coming soon

In with one code: access for the IT partner

Jonas looks after the computers of several small companies. Instead of a VPN account per customer, each customer gives him a Beam-in code for the job - and switches it off afterwards.

Jonas about Awacino

What I like
One code per job, and I am on the customer's server in a minute.
Use case
I use Awacino to reach my customers' servers and PCs when they need my help.
What works better than with alternative solutions
No VPN accounts to keep for every customer and no open port at the customer - the access ends when they switch it off.
In with one code: access for the IT partnerComing soon

The story

An IT partner collects VPN accounts and passwords for every customer, and many are never switched off. With Awacino each customer creates a Beam-in code for Jonas, chooses what he can reach, and ends the access with one tap.

We are filming this tutorial right now. Until it is here, the parts of Awacino it uses are linked below - and you can try the same with two free slots.

What the tutorial will show

  1. The customer creates a Beam-in code
  2. Jonas enters the code
  3. He fixes the server
  4. The customer switches the code off

Topics

IT support remote accessexternal IT partner accesstemporary access without VPNBeam-in codemanaged service provider

The parts of Awacino used here

Beam inFor teams / commercialSecurityAlways-on devices