Apache Guacamole vs. NetSupport Manager

Limitations are only the effort you want to have to configure it (correctly).

Incentivized

It's handy for smaller to larger units, where time management is most important. But it will not suitable for those who have partial units across the country.

• Remote connect to Linux OS
• Remote connect to Windows OS

Incentivized

• It's a robust corporate remote support tool for admin.
• Admin can deploy an installation in the background without knowing a client.
• For those who frequently forget their password, you can access it in glimpse & take total control of it.

• We have experienced some stability problems (mostly Tomcat related).
• The interface could be a little more user-friendly.
• Certain keyboard shortcuts used by Guacamole GUI are impossible to use in the Firefox browser in out-of-the-box configuration.

Incentivized

• The only cons are that it's hard to access other networks besides the internal one of the organization like how TeamViewer works.

it's easy

Incentivized

It's easy and free of use, therefore perfect for quick implementations when needed.

Incentivized

We have successfully used noVNC for remote access.

Incentivized

I think if you are using it after its tutorial then you may not need any other apps to control the operation. Its file transfer, voice & text sharing features are truly working. A complete system of inventory where you can set smart alerts. Capable to connect multiple users at once.

• The software is 100% open source and free, however, we are not currently utilizing it due to stability problems we have experienced.

Incentivized

• It allow's us to update apps instantly
• It gives user quick response to overcome headache issues
• It's saves crucial time from both ends