Eight best remote desktop tools

Eight best remote desktop tools
Eight best remote desktop tools

Author: chszs, reprinted with note. Blog homepage: http://blog.csdn.net/chszs

Remote Desktop is a service launched by Microsoft to facilitate the management and maintenance of servers by network administrators. Introduced from the windows 2000 server version, the network administrator uses the Remote Desktop Connection Program to connect to any computer on the network that has enabled the Remote Desktop control function, just like operating the computer on its own and running the program, maintain databases.

Remote Desktop uses a technology similar to TELNET, which is developed from the TELNET protocol. In general, Remote Desktop is a graphical TELNET.

The following describes the eight best remote desktop tools.

1. Teamviewer

Address: http://www.teamviewer.com/en/index.aspx

Teamviewer is one of the best remote desktop tools that can be easily connected to any PC or server around the world. Currently, approximately 0.2 billion users are using Teamviewer.

TeamViewer is a simple and fast solution that can be used in the background of any firewall and NAT proxy for remote control, desktop sharing and file transfer. To connect to another computer, you only need to run TeamViewer on both computers at the same time, without installation (you can also choose to install, after installation, you can set the boot operation ). The software automatically generates a partner ID on two computers when it is started for the first time. You only need to enter the ID of your partner to TeamViewer, and then the connection will be established immediately.

Teamviewer is free for personal use, but annoying ads will pop up.

2. Splashtop

Address: http://www.splashtop.com/

Splashtop is an easy-to-use and high-performance remote desktop tool that has over 16 million users and is recognized as a highly efficient and high-performance tool. You can even watch movies and play games remotely, and support windows, Mac, Linux, and other systems across platforms, or even mobile systems such as iOS and Android. It consists of Streamer on the server and Remote Desktop on the client.

1) Streamer is a main product of Splashtop. It is a remote control server that is used for remote control. Currently, it supports: mac OS X, Windows XP/Vista/Win7, Windows 8, Linux, and other operating systems.

2) Remote Desktop is a Remote Desktop client used to control the computer with Streamer. In addition to all the systems supported by the Streamer server, it also supports mainstream systems such as iOS, Android, WebOS, and Blackberry.

Splashtop tools include the Personal Edition, Business Edition, and Enterprise Edition. The Personal Edition is free of charge.

3. Chrome Remote Desktop app

Https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/1649523? Hl = en

Google Chrome has a remote desktop application plug-in, which can also be used for remote control. Easy to use and free of charge.

4. Logmein

Address: https://secure.logmein.com/

LogMein is a Web-based, secure and reliable Remote Access software. It has powerful control functions that allow users to remotely control another PC on any computer that can access the Internet. The LogMein software supports powerful 256-bit SSL encryption, dual-password verification, and RSASecureID.

5. PC Anywhere

Address: http://in.norton.com/symantec-pcanywhere/

Symantec's PC Anywhere is a veteran remote control software, known as the world's leading. With this software, users can effectively manage computers and quickly solve technical support problems. It is also easier and safer to connect to remote devices. It combines remote control, comprehensive remote management, advanced file transmission functions, and robust security to improve technical support efficiency and reduce the number of calls.
 

6. GoToMyPC

Address: http://www.gotomypc.com/remote-access/

GoToMyPC is a remote control software released by Citrix online. It can access and control your PC through any web browser. GoToMyPC allows you to access and work on your computer through any network connection. You can set it in just a few minutes.

GoToMyPC provides free automatic upgrade for the current user, adding a large number of features designed for enterprise users and Pocket PC users.

GoToMyPC is a paid software and provides a 30-day trial.

7. Radmin

Address: http://www.radmin.com/

Radmin is an award-winning remote control software that combines remote control, outsourced service components, and network monitoring into a system, provides the fastest, most robust, and secure toolkit so far.

Radmin is a paid software and provides a 30-day trial.

8. UltraVNC

Address: http://pcsupport.about.com/od/remote-access/fl/ultravnc-review.htm

UltraVNC is a client/server software that allows remote PC control over TCP/IP connections. The development of UltraVNC is based on RealVNC. It includes TightVNC mouse control and encoding, as well as special features found in eSVNC and Vdacc-VNC.

UltraVNC is both a client and a server. You can use a TCP/IP connection to control another computer. It can be used in W9x/NT/2 K/XP and has functions such as automatic settings, user-friendly interface, global hotkeys, and internal file transfer.

UltraVNC is a free software that can be distributed under the gnu gpl license.