For corporate-network administrators
Which tool should you actually use?
Clear, honest reference pages for the software that runs corporate networks — what each tool is for, the problems it closes, and how admins really use it.
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Start with what you need to do
Connect to workstations and servers, run unattended support sessions, and manage remote connections.
6 toolsWatch servers, network gear, virtual machines and applications; collect metrics, build dashboards, and alert on failures.
6 toolsBack up physical, virtual and cloud workloads, replicate for DR, and recover fast after failure or ransomware.
6 toolsScan networks, capture and analyse traffic, and reach servers over SSH, SFTP and serial.
6 toolsManage fleets of endpoints, push patches and software, and run server virtualization.
6 toolsAdminister Active Directory, protect and audit endpoints, scan for vulnerabilities, and keep core admin utilities to hand.
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Open-source remote desktop you can host entirely on your own infrastructure.
Established remote access, control and support delivered as a managed cloud service.
Low-latency remote desktop built around the DeskRT codec.
A connection manager that keeps RDP, VNC, SSH and web sessions in one organised vault.
Free, tabbed connection manager for RDP, VNC, SSH and more on Windows.
Remote access and support focused on high-performance, high-resolution sessions.