- Remote Utilities Viewer is available for Mac. With Viewer for Mac you can remotely connect from your Mac computer to Windows computers with Host or Agent running. Download Viewer (.dmg, 9MB) Version 1.0.6.q Beta 6, November 13, 2020.
- Choosing Software for Remote Support For businesses, it’s important to choose a remote desktop access option that keeps data and users secure while allowing high levels of functionality. You’ll want to choose a software solution that allows compatibility between various operating systems, no matter if you or the end users have the Mac device.
AnyDesk is a standalone remote-access solution that’s a great alternative to TeamViewer. It works in virtually the same way: you sign up for an account, download the AnyDesk app on the machine you want to access remotely, sign in, and then enable unattended access in the app’s preferences and set a password.
Full Control and View
Connect to a remote desktop from anywhere over a secure connection. View the remote screen, move the remote mouse pointer and send keystrokes.
File Transfer
Easily copy and move files to and from a remote desktop using drag and drop or run a dedicated File Transfer mode and copy files in a two-pane window like a pro.
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Two Factor Authentication
Enable 2-factor authentication for ultimate protection. Use Google Authenticator or a similar app to generate a security code for a session.
Active Directory Support
Easily integrate Remote Utilities into your Active Directory environment. Add new domain controllers, push-install the program across your AD network and connect in one click.
MSI Configuration
Use the built-in MSI Configurator to create a custom Host installer for further deployment across your network.
Self-hosted Server
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Enhance Remote Utilities capabilities with an on-premises server and build a 100% autonomous remote support solution to comply with strictest security requirements.
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Pros:
After weeks of research I found Teamviewer (TV) and Remote Utilities (RU) to be the only remote access products I was willing to invest more time and energy in investigating further.
I think they are largely equal in the features I wanted, except importantly RU offers a direct (no intermediate server needed) connection option whereas TV does not.
I like Remote Utilities' cleaner design much more. The features are broad and deep. The Viewer's image of the remote host's screen is crisp and clear and quite responsive to remote control. The documentation is beautiful. Support is excellent. Product development is very active.
The two commercial travelers I support will be using RU to access information and sometimes functionality on their unattended office computer from the field. I will be using the product to provide IT support for them remotely.
This product does exactly what we want really well and will help us immensely.
The more I study and experiment with the product, the more I like it and the company; and the more confident I become that this will remain our remote access tool for the foreseeable future.
Cons:
The documenters are in the process catching up to the recent releases, but I found no significant cons.
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