led the Client. The Client PC controls the Host PC.
    * A persistent host means the host software is always loaded and ready for a support connection. This is useful in on-going support relationships.
    * A session connection means that the connection door is closed after you hang up. A session connection type of access is your best bet for short term, or sporadic support. That would be CrossLoop.
    * If you are in the support business, you prefer a persistent connection for your convenience, but need to be aware of the secuity implications for your client, as well as setup or connection demands on the client.
    * The most secure (for the user) is a session connectiom.
    * If you need to connect independently to the Host (without user involvement) you need a persistent connection.
    * Firewalls and corporate policies have an impact on remote access choices.
    * Spyware software may catch and complain about a persistent connection.