Remote Utilities 2.0.1 for Linux and macOS is out — the first release of both editions after the beta program. The headline feature is one the Linux community has been waiting for: full remote control of Wayland desktops, including unattended access.
This review covers the Remote Utilities mobile app for iOS and Android: what it can do, how it compares to the desktop Viewer, and where it fits into a typical remote access workflow. Read on to decide whether your phone or tablet can stand in for your laptop the next time a remote machine needs attention.
This review delves into Remote Utilities, highlighting its key features, available connection modes, licensing options, and settings. Continue reading to determine if Remote Utilities meets your remote access requirements.
Remote Utilities 7.7.3.0 brings several improvements focused on security, transparency, and easier administration. This update introduces a smarter connection panel, more informative tray indicators, enhanced authorization features, and new tools to help admins manage Hosts and Servers more efficiently.
We are excited to announce some updates to our licensing structure. These changes aim to simplify and improve clarity for our users while ensuring continuity for existing license holders. Below are the key changes:
We are pleased to announce the release of version 7.5 for Remote Utilities and Remote Utilities Server. This update introduces a next-generation codec that enhances remote screen transfer, new command line parameters for Terminal mode, and includes several performance improvements and bug fixes. Download version 7.5 now to explore these new features.
IP addresses are like the street addresses of the internet, crucial for ensuring information finds its way to the right place. With the transition from IPv4 to the newer IPv6, we're stepping into a new era of internet technology. This post will break down these concepts in a way that's easy to grasp, whether you're a tech enthusiast or just curious about how the internet works. Let's explore the fascinating world of IP addresses together.
Recent incidents involving security breaches in popular Software as a Service (SaaS) remote desktop tools have brought to light the inherent vulnerabilities associated with centralized, web-based services. This article delves into the risks posed by SaaS remote desktop solutions and presents a compelling case for decentralized alternatives, with a spotlight on Remote Utilities as a paradigm of security and autonomy in remote access.
Navigating Remote Utilities can be a game-changer for anyone looking to simplify their remote work or support. We've gathered some top tips to help you get the most out of this powerful tool, making your remote sessions a breeze. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting, these insights are bound to make your remote access experience even better.
VirusTotal.com is often the go-to resource for verifying whether software poses a threat. However, as we'll explore using our product 'Remote Utilities' as a case study, relying solely on VirusTotal.com might not always yield accurate results. Read on to understand why this approach can sometimes be misleading.
