I temporarily enabled Root after giving it a password, and installed that way as well, but it doesn't "auto start" when the system boots up, and remote access isn't available until a user logs in. I have an installation installed under each user account, but this just isn't effective. On a Linux Mint 17.2 Cinnamon installation, I am able to install the Bomgar client on the system, and when a user logs in, it becomes active until the user logs out.
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A Linux Jump Client installed in user mode cannot be elevated within a session." When I asked them HOW to do that, they couldn't offer me any information. A service mode Jump Client allows the user to start a session even if no remote user is logged on, as well as to log off the current remote user and log on with different credentials. This will NOT cause the Jump Client to run as root. I already contacted Bomgar support, but they were no help other than the following they handed me from their support docs: "To install a Jump Client in service mode on a Linux system, the Jump Client must be installed as root.
I use Bomgar (to support remote clients, other than a few installations.I'm not interested in Windows 10 and really want to move to a Linux environment for myself. Question: How to have this start up when the Linux box is booted to enable a remote session.
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