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Primarily designed for connecting to computers within the same local network or securely over a VPN.
Viubo is a robust remote access and support platform designed for both technical support and personal use. It provides secure and efficient ways to control and manage remote computers, offering features like remote desktop, file sharing, unattended access, and multi-monitor support.
imPcRemote is a versatile remote support application designed for instant, secure, and efficient connections to remote computers. Ideal for IT professionals and businesses, it facilitates remote access, administration, and file sharing across various platforms with robust security and ease of use.
Dualmon is a robust and free remote desktop and remote support software designed for a wide range of users, from individual tech support to large enterprises. It provides secure and efficient remote access, screen sharing, file transfers, and various administrative tools for managing remote computers and servers.
Screen Sharing is a built-in macOS application that allows users to remotely access and control another Mac's screen or share their own screen with others. Utilizing the VNC protocol, it provides a straightforward method for remote support, collaboration, or accessing files and applications on a remote machine. Integrated deeply within the macOS ecosystem, it offers a seamless experience for users within the Apple environment.
Remote Utilities is a powerful, secure, and reliable remote desktop software solution for Windows, designed to facilitate remote support, system administration, and remote work capabilities for businesses of all sizes. It offers a comprehensive suite of tools for seamless connection and management of remote computers.
Remote Desktop Connection (RDC) is a built-in Microsoft Windows feature allowing users to connect to another computer running RDC over a network. It provides full control of the remote machine's desktop interface, enabling task execution, application use, and file access as if directly present.