Remote Desktop Between Windows and Linux
Linux remote desktop software for multi-platform troubleshooting
Troubleshoot across multiple platforms, including Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X
You often need to troubleshoot across different operating systems. With SolarWinds® Dameware® Remote Everywhere (DRE), you can remotely access Linux as well as Windows and Mac OS X systems for multi-platform remote troubleshooting. Want to connect to or from a Linux, Windows, or Mac device? No problem. With cloud-based DRE, technicians can use and connect to a broad range of end-user devices.
Maintain security during Windows and Linux remote desktop sessions
Achieve business-grade remote access security with Dameware Remote Everywhere, which is compatible with Windows, Mac, and Linux remote desktop solutions. In centralized deployment mode, DRE enables you to safely connect outside the corporate firewall using an internet proxy server without a VPN connection. Dameware supports several authentication methods, such as multi-level permissions and dual-factor authentication for technicians and end users.
Use remote access tools for faster troubleshooting
SolarWinds Dameware Remote Everywhere lets you connect remotely to the operating systems you need to access (including Linux-based devices) with technician-friendly features capable of helping you quickly troubleshoot issues. Start by viewing basic system health and info within the dashboard. Use the built-in troubleshooting tools like chat and the ability to take screenshots, stream videos, record sessions, and transfer files to support better end-user communication and quality control.
Solve Linux workstation issues with utilities access
As a cloud-based solution, SolarWinds Dameware Remote Everywhere is designed to help you easily perform the troubleshooting steps needed to address remote Linux workstation issues even from a Windows or Mac device. Get access to the system tools and TCP utilities you need for Linux performance troubleshooting, including ping, traceroute, DNS lookup, and FTP from within the remote tool dashboard.
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Linux-compatible remote desktop software lets you use or access a Linux OS device remotely for fast troubleshooting. It’s a form of remote access software capable of serving as a compatible remote desktop for Mac, Linux, Windows, and more.
In general, remote computer access software—whether it’s Windows remote desktop-, Linux-, or Mac-compatible—refers to the software applications, web browser tools, and operating system functions allowing IT specialists to connect to remote devices and operate them as if the technician was physically present.
The remote access connection can serve a wide range of purposes. It can be used simply to remotely log in to and access a customer or employee’s computer, to show a user how to run a program, or to help address and resolve a technical difficulty a user might be facing. The best remote computer access software solutions offer additional features like the ability to have voice or video conferences during the remote session or to chat over instant messenger to help ensure the issue is addressed as efficiently and effectively as possible.
Remote Linux access software is a specific form of remote access software allowing IT support specialists to connect to devices running Linux from any device, including ones not running Linux themselves.
During a remote access session, the remote Linux access software tracks input from the local client device. It then relays those inputs back to the remote access server or workstation where the IT specialist who established the connection can see those inputs as if they were physically on the remotely connected device, even though they’re actually operating their own device. To complete the remote access connection, the software can capture the IT technician’s keyboard and mouse inputs and display them in the local computing environment.
Linux-compatible remote desktop software lets you use or access a Linux OS device remotely for fast troubleshooting. It’s a form of remote access software capable of serving as a compatible remote desktop for Mac, Linux, Windows, and more.
In general, remote computer access software—whether it’s Windows remote desktop-, Linux-, or Mac-compatible—refers to the software applications, web browser tools, and operating system functions allowing IT specialists to connect to remote devices and operate them as if the technician was physically present.
The remote access connection can serve a wide range of purposes. It can be used simply to remotely log in to and access a customer or employee’s computer, to show a user how to run a program, or to help address and resolve a technical difficulty a user might be facing. The best remote computer access software solutions offer additional features like the ability to have voice or video conferences during the remote session or to chat over instant messenger to help ensure the issue is addressed as efficiently and effectively as possible.
Remote Linux access software is a specific form of remote access software allowing IT support specialists to connect to devices running Linux from any device, including ones not running Linux themselves.
During a remote access session, the remote Linux access software tracks input from the local client device. It then relays those inputs back to the remote access server or workstation where the IT specialist who established the connection can see those inputs as if they were physically on the remotely connected device, even though they’re actually operating their own device. To complete the remote access connection, the software can capture the IT technician’s keyboard and mouse inputs and display them in the local computing environment.
Linux remote connection software for seamless troubleshooting
Dameware Remote Everywhere
- Compatible multi-platform remote access for Linux devices.
- Streamline technician workflow with feature-rich tools.
- Access in-depth diagnostics to improve technician performance.
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