Remote Utilities Reviews

buena experiencia

i like the simplicity of this app , and does the job perfectly

Easy to use, top quality.

Blocks accounts for posting their own words in their forum: Dec 18, 2019 We are planning to release Host/Agent for Mac in the nearest future, as it's one of our major priorities now Feb 19, 2020 We certainly plan to release Host for Mac/Linux this year. Mar 23, 2020 ... it should take at least a few months from now before the first beta is available ... Apr 15, 2020 We'll do our best to release Host/Agent for Mac and Linux as soon as possible as it's among our highest priorities right now. May 05, 2020 We will do our best to release Host/Agent for Mac as soon as possible May 28, 2020 ... we might be able to release the first beta in a few months as Conrad has mentioned above as we do plan to release it by the end of this year Oct 30, 2020 We hope to release it by the end of this year ... Sep 09, 2020 We plan to release Host for Mac/Linux this year... Nov 02, 2020 We hope to release it by the end of this year... Nov 05, 2020 We hope to be able to release it in a month or two. Nov 23, 2020 ... we will be able to release the first beta version of Host for Mac/Linux by the end of this year... Mar 18, 2021 ... we cannot provide any specific ETA on this release yet ... Feb 19, 2021 ... we cannot provide a specific ETA on the Host's for Mac/Linux release yet ... Apr 19, 2021 ... we do plan to release it within this year ... May 11, 2021 ... as well as Host/Agent for Mac/Linux in the near future. May 28, 2021 ... we cannot provide any specific ETA on this release. Jul 01, 2021 ... It's most likely this year. Sep 29, 2021 ... there's no specific ETA ... Oct 01, 2021 ... is within the first half of the next year. Oct 07, 2021 ... among our highest priorities at the moment. Our developers will do their best to provide Host/Agent for Mac/Linux as soon as possible. Jan 17, 2022 ... we hope that to release Host/Agent for Mac and Linux OSs within the first half of this year. Feb 17, 2022 ... we will be able to release Host/Agent for Mac/Linux by the end of the first half of this year as it's also amongst our highest priorities at the moment. Mar 09, 2022 ... we cannot provide any specific ETA on this release yet. Apr 13, 2022 ... Currently an approximate ETA is by the end of the first half of this year. May 04, 2022 ... we plan to release a first test version of Host for Mac/Linux in a few weeks ... Jun 01, 2022 ... it is currently the biggest priority for our development department. We'll do our best to make it available as soon as possible. Jun 06, 2022 ... we plan to release it in the nearest time as it's our biggest priority at the moment... we're always transparent with our ETAs... Sep 07, 2022 Unfortunately, there's no ETA available for Mac/Linux Host ... Sep 16, 2022 We can't give an exact date or even a month, unfortunately. Sorry for that. Sep 23, 2022 ... the release of Host/Agent for Mac/Linux was delayed... Jan 06, 2023 ... will get back to you with an update on this as soon as I hear back from our developers. Jan 26, 2023 ... we can't guarantee or confirm if Host/Agent for Mac/Linux will be released within the next month... unfortunately, our developers couldn't confirm any approximate ETA. Jan 27, 2023 ... no ETA for the release... Jan 28, 2023 ... We will do our best to release the first public beta as soon as possible. Jan 30, 2023 ... we will do our best to release the first public beta of Host for Mac/Linux as soon as possible Mar 01, 2023 Mac version will be released in beta together with the beta version for Linux. Mar 01, 2023 ... the first beta version is underway. Mar 16, 2023 ... we can't provide any approximate ETA on this for now ... Sep 18, 2023 ... Host for Mac/Linux is still in development ... Sep 25, 2023 ... currently Host isn't available for Mac yet... We are going to release Host a bit later ...

This program is different from other remote software like TeamViewer. It has more of a classic look-and-feel, non-cluttered and even ascetic. Some may think it's boring but the program does its job well. The program is clearly targeted at corporate customers but ordinary users like myself may also find it useful. RU offers a free license for 10 remote machines - that's more than enough to cover any private use scenario.

Excelente opción en vez de TeamViewer (los peores). Fácil instalación y te permite una opción gratuita, aun así los planes que ofrece son muy económicos.

I have been using the remote utilities software for some time now, so decided it was time for a review. This review pertains mostly to the viewer and host software with a few details of the service. Let's begin with one major pro of remote utilities over its competitors. At the time of writing, you can have up to 10 end points under a free license, this is either for personal or business use. So no more Teamviewer nags about commercial use suspected for those of us who connect to friends computers to help them out occasionally. In terms of pricing, they also have advantages over their competitors, in that their charges are one off, this includes all updates until the next major version, with the impression that it is not necessary to upgrade even when the new version comes out. Prices range from $29 per endpoint (minimum 10 endpoints) to unlimited for $499 with one concurrent tech, or for an organization level license with unlimited concurrent techs, it is $12k. The viewer software is very well thought out, it has the advantage of being able to be run portable so you can pop it on a memory stick and take it with you anywhere. Another great advantage it has over teamviewer is the ability to give your connections friendly names, opposed to just having to deal with numbers. It has many advanced features, such as remote registry, remote execute, inventory manager and more. It has the ability to screen record your session and chat live with your host. There is also the ability to use a self hosted server for free, eliminating the need to connect through their servers, this would obviously be advantageous to UK users, since the connection would not need to go all the way to the USA, to come back and connect to a host in the UK. You can at any time switch back to using their servers. The host software is equally easy to use with both a single run option and install option, settings can be determined by the end user in terms of how much control to give to those connecting, with various security options available. I'd be telling lies, if I said I have never had any issues whilst using the software, most issues have been resolved by enabling legacy mode. I found when connecting to a computer with two monitors, it displayed both screens at once upon first connection, however you can easily switch to the one of choice and enabling full screen stretch and constrain proportions in the view mode options, seemed to resolve this. I mostly use for connecting to other computers in my home over the network and occasionally to friends computers to help them out, so I won't have tested the more advanced features too much, but as a personal user, I am more than happy with this software and grateful for the generosity of the company in allowing 10 end points for free without the nags you get from other similar services in terms of commercial use. I have not needed to use to technical support, most problems can usually be resolved by reading help guides etc, so cannot comment on customer support. If you are in IT and use the likes of Teamviewer or GotomyPC, I highly recommend giving remote utilities a try when your subscription is due for renewal, if not before, given with 10 free endpoints you can thoroughly test it with a select few machines before buying more than 10, given it is not a subscription service, you are highly likely to save a great deal of money in the long term, should it prove suitable for your needs.