While relay server infrastructure can be used for remote connection over the Internet, the user can choose to install a free self-hosted server. This means that there is nothing to 'hack' on a global scale because there's simply no single database where user access credentials (including logins and access passwords) would be stored. Unlike strictly web-based SaaS tools, Remote Utilities doesn't offer web accounts. Some features, like the Internet-ID (NAT traversal) do require a relay server on the Web in which case the user can choose between servers or their own self-hosted server. The program can work in a totally isolated network and/or VPN with limited or no Internet access. See Security Overview for more information.įor its core features, Remote Utilities doesn't require any web infrastructure. The user can enable additional security features, like IP filtering or shared secret.

Remote Utilities is the number one choice for IT pros looking for a cost-effective and practical remote-access solution.Ī strong default security level is provided out-of-the-box. Here you can manage your remote connections using one or several address books, start a remote session in different connection modes and run configuration tools, such as the MSI Configurator. The Viewer is your single control center. You can view screens remotely, send keystrokes, control the mouse pointer, transfer files, and do any other operation just as if you were physically sitting in front of the remote PC.

Remote Utilities - Viewer is a highly configurable and secure remote desktop software for IT professionals.

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