Overview

What is Remote Utilities?

Usoris Remote Utilities™ is remote desktop software that provides easy and secure access to a remote PC. With Remote Utilities, you can view the remote screen and operate its mouse and keyboard as if you were sitting right in front of it.

Remote Utilities can connect over either a LAN or the Internet. In either case the connection can be established directly using an IP address, or indirectly using the Internet ID - a firewall bypass feature that is today's standard for advanced and powerful remote PC access software.

How it works

Remote Utilities (RUT) consists of two components:

• RUT-Viewer that is installed on the local PC
• RUT-Server that is installed on the remote PC

RUT-Viewer is a single "command center" from which a user can access any number of remote PCs in any connection mode chosen using a direct or indirect connection over a LAN or via the Internet. RUT-Server should be installed on every remote PC that you want to support or need to administer.

Connection modes

Remote Utilities has different connection modes for any possible task you might want to perform on a remote PC. For example, the Full control and View only connection modes are helpful for remote support and allow viewing the remote screen, moving the mouse cursor and sending keystrokes. The File transfer mode works as a two-pane window for functions like copying or moving files to and from the remote PC. Here is the full list of connection modes along with their descriptions.

Security

Remote Utilities has a variety of security options to ensure the safety of passwords and traffic between the RUT-Viewer and RUT-Server. All data Remote Utilities sends over the network is encrypted with the secure encryption algorithms (a 2048-bit public key and AES with a 256-bit session key) certified by Microsoft Corporation.

Other remote access security options include:

• Three authorization options: Single-password security, Permission-based multi-user access and Windows NT-security with Active Directory support
• IP Filter, which allows connection only from explicitly-specified IP addresses and networks and blocks any attempts to gain access to the RUT-Server from IP addresses and networks not in the list
• A 'shared secret' option which acts as another password for added security to prevent the situation when a RUT-Server is planted on a computer in a network to steal RUT passwords
• Protection against brute force password cracking attempts and DDos attacks
• An event-logging option that enables you to keep records of all the actions and events of the program
• An option to lock keyboard input and blank the remote screen either before connecting to the remote PC or after the connection has been established

System Requirements

Remote Utilities has no special hardware requirements and will run on Windows 7/Vista/XP/2000 and Windows Server 2008/2003, 64-bit included.

See Remote Utilities in action: