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'''Remote Network Control'''<ref>'''[[Halo 3]]''', ''[[Last Resort (Level)]]''</ref> was a [[United Nations Space Command]] computerized defensive system.
'''Remote Network Control'''<ref>'''[[Halo 3]]''', multiplayer level ''[[Last Resort (Level)|Last Resort]]''</ref> was a [[United Nations Space Command]] computerized defensive system.


In defensive establishments with a primary vulnerable route of entry where often a hindering defensive metal barrier was installed, Remote Network Control allowed for remote opening or closing of the barrier by means of a lever-controlled computer terminal.
In defensive establishments with a primary vulnerable route of entry where often a hindering defensive metal barrier was installed, Remote Network Control allowed for remote opening or closing of the barrier by means of a lever-controlled computer terminal.


Remote Network Control was installed in UNSC installations such as [[Outpost C9]]<ref>'''[[Halo 3]]''', ''[[High Ground (Level)]]''</ref>.
Remote Network Control was installed in UNSC installations such as [[Outpost C9]]<ref>'''[[Halo 3]]''', multiplayer level ''[[High Ground (Level)|High Ground]]''</ref>.


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Remote Network Control[1] was a United Nations Space Command computerized defensive system.

In defensive establishments with a primary vulnerable route of entry where often a hindering defensive metal barrier was installed, Remote Network Control allowed for remote opening or closing of the barrier by means of a lever-controlled computer terminal.

Remote Network Control was installed in UNSC installations such as Outpost C9[2].

Sources

  1. ^ Halo 3, multiplayer level Last Resort
  2. ^ Halo 3, multiplayer level High Ground