Splashtop Remote Support is the package I’ve selected, and it starts at US$199 per year for up to 50 computers. I won’t go into the list of packages that I evaluated here, but I settled on Splashtop for my needs as it already fills 8 out of the 9 requirements I identified.įirst up let’s start with the pricing as this was a big factor in the decision. Must be extremely cost effective – note I didn’t say Cheap.
#Splashtop personal limitations install
Ideally it will give me remote control on a one off basis to fix quick issues without needing to install extra software permanently,.Ideally would allow remote control of iPads as well as some of our Pastors need help with this at times,.Ideally can do wake on LAN and remote reboot,.Must have alerting to show me when some computers that go offline/online,.I need to remote into computers from my Windows laptop, my iPad and some people need it from their Mac computers, Must have cross platform support – i.e.Must have logging ability so we know who did what/when and for how long,.Must have the ability to permit other users or groups of users access to either a single computer or a group of computers,.Must have the ability to remote control Windows computers as if I was in front of them,.I took a look at a number of packages with the aim to fulfill these key requirements. It’s a solid product but not cost effective for my specific requirements for personal use (no offense to Kaseya but it’s more than I need for this environment). In my mainstream business, we use Kaseya for managing our clients needs and we’ve got over 5000 deployed agents with it. I’ve taken a little time recently to evaluate a few of the remote control software packages on the market so that I can cater for the needs of my family, friends, IT support work and also the growing number of computers at my church which I support.
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