Overview

Cross platform remote access management tool, out of the box, no configuration, safe and stable.

Functions description

Support Windows / Linux / MacOSX.
Support mainstream communication protocols, including SSH1 / SSH2 / SFTP / RLOGIN / TELNET / SERIALlPORT / VNC / RDP etc.
SQLite is used to save server related data to avoid mutual overwriting due to server content changes in multiple processes.
Support database backup and recovery and multi terminal data synchronization to prevent accidental loss.
Support the tab floating function, which is convenient for multiple windows to work together.
Support keyword search and filtering to quickly locate target items.
Support Chinese and English language selection.
Support VNC remote desktop access function, advanced functions need to be supported with WoVNCServer.
- Support the standard RFB 3.3/3.7/3.8 protocol.
- Support the standard encodings such as ZRLE / TRLE / Hextile / CopyRect / RRE / Raw.
- Support self extend encodings such as H264 / JPEG / ZRLE3 / TRLE3 / ZRLE2 / TRLE2.
- support automatic screen lock when the network is disconnected or remote operation is ended to prevent accidental loss caused by manipulation by others.
- Support remote black screen mode to prevent the work process from being watched.
- Support sound playback of remote desktop.
- Support the free switching of lossless image quality, high-definition image quality, ordinary image quality, classic 16 bit, 15 bit, 8-bit and other image formats.
- Support multi screen mode and switching modes such as stretching, shared screen and split screen.
Support remote terminal access function.
- Support remote Windows/Linux/MacOSX system terminal access.
- Support Proxy jump access.
- Support certificate management, including creation, import, export, deletion, etc.
- Shortcut key configuration is supported.
- Support ZModem file upload and download.
- Support embedded SFTP collaborative interaction.
- Support a variety of terminal color matching for your choice.

Module description

The client code has been completely open source, and the third-party code which comes from GitHub or CodeProject or other open communities. Some modules come from WoVNC.