Apache Guacamole vs. Zoho Assist

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

Incentivized

If you have many remote users in challenging-to-access locations and they use multiple platforms (Windows, Mac, Linux), Zoho Assist is the solution. If you have a limited budget, you'll like Zoho Assist pricing. If you have a large team of IT technicians, you'll appreciate Zoho Assist's concurrent usage licensing.

Incentivized

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

Incentivized

• One user's computer screen is black, no task bar and start button, after system crush, Unattended Access help me remote control it and use tools under quick Launch to change system settings and created new account for the user, so she can work few hours later.
• One user computer need help vpn setup but it is not on Unattended Access list, so I create a temporarily Remote Support session, send the link to him by WhatsApp, after he download and install agent, I can connect and remote control it.
• Sometimes user computer has randomly happening issue, I will connect it by Zoho Assist, record the remote screen, then will catch the issue and know it's triggered
• sometimes I use video chat as a meeting tool with users
• The file transfer by web client is useful for me, most of time is to upload files into user computer when it is not able to access our network drive

Incentivized

• 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

• Instructions to the tech and the person receiving support could be more clear.
• Providing mobile support is still a bit clunky. Interacting with the user's device on the other end is not totally functional.
• It would be nice to have a PC app to use instead of accessing via the browser.

Incentivized

it's easy

Incentivized

Zoho Assist has proven to be a highly effective and reliable tool that I use on a daily basis. While the "wake up" feature occasionally fails to respond, this seems more likely due to network connectivity issues rather than a flaw in Zoho Assist itself. On rare occasions, the unattended access installation doesn't appear on the administrator's dashboard, which could potentially be caused by firewall restrictions rather than a problem with the software. Aside from these minor and infrequent issues, the platform has consistently performed well and has become an essential part of my workflow.

Incentivized

Support is terrible. Quick to initially respond with the boilerplate "The information provided by you should be sufficient for my development team to analyse this further. I shall also write back to you as soon as I get an update from them on this
regard." And then you will hear nothing more from them. Chase further and you'll get stock responses such as "Our development team are still looking into this," etc.

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

Incentivized

Make it easier to deploy mulitple agents for different departments.

Incentivized

We have successfully used noVNC for remote access.

Incentivized

The value for Zoho Assist and the functionality is superior to what is now known as LogMeIn Resolve. I knew it before as Goto Assist. My decision to try out and ultimately purchase Zoho Assist has been a great one for my business. I am glad I heard about Zoho Assist and will continue using them for years to come.

Incentivized

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

Incentivized

• Zoho Assist helped in managing our files and records even if ours is not an Enterprise version.
• Connectivity is maintained despite having faced some latency issues, thus allowing us to save more time and money.
• Low maintenance costs, since Zoho Assist is cloud-based

Incentivized