Whether you need to quickly check something or grab a locally-saved file, you can. Remote access software makes everything on your computer available to you anywhere you go. Since 1982, PCMag has tested and rated thousands of products to help you make better buying decisions. How to Set Up Two-Factor Authentication.How to Record the Screen on Your Windows PC or Mac.How to Convert YouTube Videos to MP3 Files.How to Save Money on Your Cell Phone Bill.How to Free Up Space on Your iPhone or iPad.How to Block Robotexts and Spam Messages.So if you're looking for Mac client support (your mom's side), another option will be needed.īest, and I'm certain one of the many options given will suit your needs. It has an option for 2-factor auth on the server as well, but is only Windows and Linux currently. After than when she opens it, it will give her a code to give you, and you log in through a browser window on your server. It's easy enough to install the server, then have your mom go download the agent and install it, and all she'll have to do is enter your server URL the first time. If you want self hosted and free, Remotely is the one you want. These (In my opinion, aren't meant for support as much as accessing another system to do work on that may be in another room, right next to your main machine, etc. Straight up Remote Desktop (I remote from my machine to my machine using something like RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol), VNC, iMessage ARD (Apple Remote Desktop, and so on. I'll give a 3rd category though it really fits in one of the 2 above depending on how you use it. All of these require you to download and install something (an agent application) at least the first time out. Remote Support - TeamViewer, Anydesk, GoToAssist, Remotely, and several others are of this type. They aren't for you to send a one time use link, or get a code from your mom. RMM (Remote Machine Management) - MeshCentral and Guacamole are of this type.
There are 2 major versions of "remoting in" on machines.
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