Management tools for Zenworks remote control

Dear all,
Is there any management tools for Zenworks remote control operation, instead of login to Zenworks Control Center Console?
Thanks!!!

Manng228,
not at this time, other than http://www.novell.com/documentation/...n.html#bcfrhhy
Shaun Pond

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