Where does the Remote Management Folder belong?

My nephew unintentionally dragged this folder to the desktop. Have no idea where it belongs on the system — anybody who can point me in the right direction?

what's inside the folder? the only one I know is in /system/library/coreservices. but he would not be able to move that folder, only copy it. so if it's this folder then you don't need to do anything with the copy you have on the desktop and can simply trash it.

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> I am considering upgrading my LabView software from 6i to 6.1 for the
> new "two click" remote front panel feature. I have already seen a demo
> of this feature but have just a few questions before I get the
> upgrade:
>
> My setup consists of several pieces of equipment connected to Labview
> via GPIB, to aid in the evaluation of a new microchip.
>
> 1. I wish to grant control of the setup to anyone with a web browser,
> Is the remote monitoring feature compatible with both Netscape and IE?
>
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> 2. The VI which controls the setup is currently located on the PC
> beside my setup. When I embed a VI in a remote front panel, where does
> the processing take place, is the local VI still controlling the
>
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> local VI.
>
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On 1/13/2012 2:36 PM, mshicks wrote:
>
> I know this is "Why would anyone want to do this" question but we are
> having conflicting issues in one of our labs between NetSupport and
> Zenworks when trying to run Adobe Flash. NetSupport is a tool that quite
> a few of our lab teachers use, it gives them the ability to see all of
> there students screens, take control of them, and a few other features,
> all from a console that runs on the teacher machine.
>
> The problem comes in when running Flash if the student tries to create
> a text box and scroll inside of it then the computer crashes. We
> contacted NetSupport for help with this and they had us run a reporting
> tool that looked at the hardware setup and driver information. Then they
> setup a test machine and tried to replicate the problem and they were
> not able to. However they tech did note that in the scan of the machine
> there could be a conflicting issue between NetSupports Mirror Driver and
> DemoForge TightVNC Mirror Driver. I assumed the latter was part of
> Zenworks remote management. So we stopped the remote management service
> on a machine and tried to replicate the problem. We did not encounter
> the problem so we turned the remote management service back on and sure
> enough as soon as we tried to replicate the problem again the machine
> crashed.
>
> Now when we tried to disable the remote management service in the
> services menu but it will not stay disable as soon as the machine
> restarts the remote management service is running and its set to
> automatic again.
>
> Is there anyway to disable (preferable) or remove just the remote
> management piece with out removing the rest of the client from the
> machines?
>
> Thanks,
> Mike
>
>
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