Taking control or accessing another PC or Mac computer remotely is known as Virtual Network Computing VNC and also Remote Desktop Protocol RDP — a proprietary protocol by Microsoft and can be useful in a variety of situations such as screen sharing, working from home, fixing a computer remotely, gaming or administering a network of computers. For OS X users, a remote desktop client can also be useful if you want to run Windows only programs such as Visio on Mac , Publisher on Mac or Microsoft Project on Mac as they allow you to run the applications on a remote Windows PC but use them on Mac. Microsoft Remote Desktop Connection is still the most well known remote desktop client for Mac users to connect to PCs but there are now so many other better remote desktop clients out there such as GoToMyPC , Devolutions , Jump Desktop and Screens that allow anyone without any remote networking experience to connect to both Mac and PC. So here we take an in-depth look at the best remote desktop clients for Mac including some free remote desktop software for Mac as well. Note that most of the remote desktop software featured here is also suitable for connecting from Mac to Mac as well as Mac to PC and most are also compatible with OS X Yosemite, El Capitan and Sierra. In the comparison table below you can see our top picks but we have also reviewed here several other excellent remote desktop clients as well. At the end of these reviews, we also take a closer look at the latest version of Microsoft Remote Desktop for Mac to see how it measures up to the competition. GoToMyPC is owned by Citrix, one of the biggest players in the remote desktop market. As a result, GoToMyPC is a particularly popular choice among companies and corporations that allow employees to work from home. One nice feature of GoToMyPC is that you can invite another user into a session temporarily which is useful if you need tech support to help fix a problem with your Mac or PC. GoToMyPC is a bit pricey compared to other options featured here but Citrix has over 10 years experience in remote desktop networking and both reliability and customer service is widely regarded as excellent. GoToMyPC also has an iOS app which allows you to easily connect to your Mac or PC from your iPhone or iPad. Other useful tools include the ability to cut and paste from Mac to Mac or Mac to PC, file transfers and multi-display support. GoToMyPC uses bit AES encryption which is pretty standard for most remote desktop software but it also puts two more layers of protection with dual passwords and end-to-end authentication. Some vendors can be unreliable when it comes to cancelling free trial subscriptions but in our experience, Citrix are very reliable about cancellation for all their products. After years focusing on Windows, Developer Devolutions now has a Remote Desktop Manager for Mac. The interface is also well designed allowing you to organize sessions by groups or folders and if you already use the Windows version, you can connect to the same databases with the Mac version so you can access all previous sessions. You can see a comparison of the Free edition with other paid versions here. You can also sign-up for a free 30 day free trial. Jump Desktop is easily one of the slickest, easiest to use and best remote desktop apps for Mac available. In fact, Jump Desktop is unique in using your Gmail account to automatically setup and configure a remote connection without any further effort on your part. Jump Desktop for Mac is multiplatform supporting iPad , iPhone , iPod and even Android and can be used for connecting from Mac to Mac too. All you need is a Gmail account to get started:. One of the smartest things about Jump Desktop is that it can map Mac keyboard shortcuts to make them work on Windows. You can also copy and paste between OS X and Windows and vice versa which is really helpful if you work on both Mac and Windows constantly. You can also connect to another computer via WiFi which we found was the fastest way to connect. Connections via WiFi are almost instant and there is virtually no lag. Security is naturally a concern when sharing your screen and files with another computer but almost all the best remote desktop clients for Mac use Secure Socket Layer SSL as a minimum standard and some go beyond this. Jump Desktop is very secure and supports SSH connections and NLA for MSFT hosts. Even in full screen mode we found Jump Desktop fast and stable, allowing you to share files and manage remote machines with ease. Overall, Jump Desktop is incredibly slick, user friendly, reliable and feels like everything Microsoft Remote Desktop should have been. If you want to see what it can do for yourself, you can try a free trial of Jump Desktop note that this only works on OS X Remotix is an extremely fast, slick and user friendly remote desktop connection client for Mac. In fact, If you just need to share the screen of your iPad or iPhone with your Mac, then there are few better RDP clients around. For those new to remote desktop connections, it guides you clearly through the setup process. You can store connection profiles via iCloud backup and even access printers from your remote Mac using Remotix. Remotix is also one of the most secure RDP clients for Mac available with built-in SSH tunneling for both RDP and VNC. You can also set a master password to protect all of your connections rather than have to enter individual passwords for each one. You can download a 14 day free trial of Remotix and watch it in action below:. Screens for Mac remote desktop is an extremely user friendly and straight forward screen sharing tool for Macs and iOS devices. Like Jump Desktop, Screens is very slick and has clearly been designed specifically for OS X although you can connect to Windows PCs with it too. What we like about Screens is that it automatically scans for iOS devices or Macs on the same WiFi or LAN network as you and all you have to do is click on it to connect and enter a passcode to start screen sharing. For quickly connecting to friends and family screens, Screen Express is also extremely easy to use. TeamViewer has been a long time rival of LogMeIn Hamachi and the free versions of TeamViewer and LogMeIn Hamachi are probably the most popular desktop sharing tools out there for Mac, mainly because they are very popular with interactive gamers. TeamViewer can easily be used as an RDP client for Mac and is ideal for those that want to give remote technical help to friends or family or those that want to have more fun when gaming with friends. You can transfer files, connect to mobile devices and copy and paste from one computer to another. Teamviewer is popular with gamers because it also supports online collaboration or meetings so you can chat with friends at the same time as playing. TeamViewer is probably one of the easiest remote desktop clients for Mac out there. For this you get 1 user profile on up to 3 devices, 1 session channel, unlimited endpoints a basic management Console and the possibility to manage up to unattended devices. There are Premium and Enterprise plans for businesses with advanced needs too. LogMeIn Hamachi for Mac is a powerful remote desktop solution which like TeamViewer also has a free version for up to 5 computers. LogMeIn is a good solution if you are working behind a company or enterprise firewall but is still easy to setup and use. There are also LogMeIn Hamachi iOS apps which make it very easy to log into your Windows PC on your iPad or iPhone. Note that unlike TeamViewer, LogMeIn Hamachi uses an annual subscription model rather than a one-off payment. Royal TSX for Mac is focused firmly on system administrators or professionals with remote desktop needs that need a high level of security. Royal TSX is very well designed and makes it straightforward to manage connections in the left-hand sidebar with convenient tabs to control sessions. Royal TSX is very versatile supporting RDP, VNC, SSH based terminals or web-based interfaces. Security is a big selling part of Royal TSX for Mac as it uses using the highly secure AES encryption standard. Other enhanced secure features include built-in credential management, safe team-sharing features and the ability to share a list of connections without sharing your personal credentials. Royal TSX is also one of the few RDP servers for Mac which supports PIV or CAC Smart Card Redirection. One unusual thing about Royal TSX for a Mac remote desktop software is that, like a browser, it can be enhanced with plugins. The FreeRDP Remote Desktop Plugin meanwhile allows you to connect to Windows Computers or to Hyper-V instance consoles using the Remote Desktop Protocol. Although Royal TSX for Mac is a highly sophisticated and technical RDP software for Mac, the basic version is actually free for use without any time limit although it is restricted to no more than 10 connections and credentials and you can only open one TSX document per application. You can try a free trial of Royal TSX for Mac to judge before you buy too. The good thing about NoMachine is all you need to connect to another machine over the internet is its IP address and port number. A setup wizard clearly takes you step-by-step through the connection process. NoMachine for Mac is free for personal use but there are paid Enterprise and Cloud editions available. The Enterprise and Cloud versions of NoMachine are seriously powerful and easily on a level with Royal TSX and Apple Remote Desktop. Parallels Remote Application Server and Parallels Client are designed for the needs of businesses and works very well with all versions of Windows due to Parallels experience with running Windows on Mac via Parallels Desktop for Mac. Parallels Client was originally a hugely popular independent app called 2x for Mac which was a popular remote desktop client used by major corporate customers such as Airbus, McKesson and WD As a result, it attracted the attention of Parallels which bought it in Parallels then changed the name to Parallels Client and sold it alongside Parallels Remote Application Server. The old 2x client used to look like this:. And Parallels has updated the interface a little to make it look like this:. Note that Parallels Client can also be used with other RDP servers but the default and securest is the Parallels Remote Application Server. Parallels Client for Mac has a modern interface and is generally very fast and stable with secure SSL connections. One of the nice features of Parallels Client is that you can even play sound from other devices and machines you are connected to on your Mac and print remotely. Chrome Remote Desktop is a Google plugin which works directly within the Google Chrome web browser. Simply install the Chrome Remote Desktop plugin and you can connect to any other user with Chrome installed on any type of computer or mobile device including iOS. Once installed, Chrome Remote Desktop works pretty much in the same way as TeamViewer. Just enter the ID of the computer you want to connect to, and it will connect instantly. Note that Google does not record any of your activity using Chrome Remote Desktop — it uses SSL and connections are directly from host to remote session with no Google interference in the middle. Splashtop is another user friendly way to connect to another computer or device. Splashtop is particularly good for gaming needs as it streams 3D graphics, sounds and video across local devices extremely well. The downside is that Splashtop is only really free for local use because for remote access features across the internet, you must purchase in-app upgrades. You can see Splashtop in action below and download Splashtop for Mac here. As a professional tool for system administrators to manage Apple devices on a network however, it gives you a lot of power to install software and updates such as Flash and Java, push UNIX commands and update OS X remotely. Because of the explosion in more user friendly remote desktop for Mac software, ARD has become an increasingly unpopular remote desktop solution except amongst IT users. You may also find that despite it being an Apple product, ARD for Mac is also frustratingly slow at times compared to most of the other remote desktop software featured here. No review of remote desktop software on Mac would be complete without looking at Microsoft Remote Desktop Manager for Mac. Microsoft RDP for Mac is now called Microsoft Remote Desktop Connection Client for Mac confusingly also known as RDC for Mac or Remote Desktop for Mac. Remote Desktop Connection Client for Mac is a Microsoft tool which allows you to connect your Mac to PC Windows machines and other devices. Microsoft RDP is used by applications such as Microsoft Azure to run Windows only applications and we showed how effective it is in our tutorial on How To Run Visio On Mac. Microsoft released the latest version of Remote Desktop for Mac 8. It was the first update to the client in two years and previous to that, there was no official Microsoft RDP client on Lion or above. The last version, Remote Desktop Connection for Mac 2. With the release of Remote Desktop 8. The release of Microsoft Remote Desktop for Mac 8. The question is, have they improved it or ruined it? The connection speed is the most notable improvement on the last version and both full-screen and multi-monitor support were long overdue. The latest version also supports high quality audio and video streaming and connections feature greater NLA quality encryption. Microsoft also seems to be putting more effort into updating Remote Desktop for Mac too. More recently for example, it improved the app by allowing you to use Mac keyboard shortcuts for cut, copy and paste. There are some basic features missing from the Mac version however which many users will find frustrating. Also, simple features such as Font Smoothing, Wallpaper options and Full-Screen drag are missing. Unlike the Windows version too, the Mac version does not support more secure methods of login such as via smart cards, PIV and CAC cards etc. If you need PIV and CAC Smart Card redirection support, check out the Royal TSX client further down in this article. The Mac version also seems less helpful than the Windows version. You can get Microsoft Remote Desktop for Mac 8. According to Microsoft, officially you must have Tiger However, Remote Desktop Client 1. Remember that if you have Office for Mac installed, you already have Remote Desktop Connection for Mac 2. To connect Microsoft Remote Desktop to a PC, you need network access and permission to connect to the computer. The PC must also be running Terminal Services or Remote Desktop Services. Microsoft Remote Desktop Connection for Mac does not yet work with Windows 8 but works with everything else from Windows 7 to Windows The Remote Desktop Connection icon will appear in your Dock. Click on it and you will see the main interface:. Then Simply enter the name of the PC you want to connect to on your network or the IP address of the PC. You can save your Windows login information, you can change the display settings to control how Windows appears on your Mac including full screen mode. Like the latest version of Microsoft RDP for Mac, you can configure Remote Desktop for Mac Keyboard Shortcuts and play sound remotely from another PC. Most of the most important features in Remote Desktop 8. You can choose which drives and folders the PC has access to, print documents remotely and start applications on the PC using Remote Desktop Connection for Mac. Overall, we do not recommend using the older version of Remote Desktop for Mac though. The latest version is faster, slicker, more secure and has more features. Slink and iTap used to be two very popular RDP for Mac clients. Unfortunately Slink now seems to be abondonware as the developer has disappeared without trace and you can no longer download Slink for Mac. We have included the information below purely for legacy purposes but the software is no longer available. If you just want to share files between Macs then like Remotix, Slink is a very easy to use yet powerful solution. It only works with Macs but it does it incredibly well and makes accessing remote Macs in another location as easy as accessing as an external hard drive. The nice thing about Slink is that it adds remote Macs to Finder, iTunes, iPhoto and other Apple applications so that you can simply drag and drop files into them. You can even use Slink to bypass geo-restrictions in one country by accessing apps such as Eye TV on a Mac in another country. Slink is very easy to use with very little configuration needed — just install the client on the Macs you want to use it with. On 8th October , iTap for Mac was discontinued after being bought by Microsoft. Some users have switched to the new Microsoft Remote Desktop for Mac 8. The information below is purely for legacy and reference purposes. A day free trial used to be available which was fully functional but disconnected after 10 minutes. In some cases, you had to Force Quit iTap in order to reestablish a connection. Finally, managing several different connections at once was tricky — there was no easy way to organize several screens open at the same time. Although CoRD for Mac is still available, it has been effectively discontinued as it is no longer updated. However, CoRD for Mac has been and still is for some people a very popular free and simple Remote Desktop client for Mac. Getting started with CoRD for Mac is very straightforward. The quickest way to connect to a Windows PC using CoRD for Mac is to type the IP address or host name of the computer you want to connect to into the Quick Connect toolbar item and press enter Shift-Enter will connect to the console. Straight away, you should then be able to see the Windows PC you are connected to. You must of course accept the connection on the remote computer in order to start screen sharing on your Mac. The main downside of CoRD is that it can be very unstable and does sometimes crash but not enough to be a real pain. CoRD does not support anything newer than Windows 8 or above and has not been updated since Windows 7. Specifically, CoRD supports Windows XP Pro, Windows Vista, Windows, 7, and Windows Server , , Windows XP Home is also supported but you must configure it first to allow remote desktop connections by using this Microsoft guide. Note that you must run Windows in Low Security mode for CoRD to connect which may also leave Windows vulnerable during connections. As you can see, there is a wide range of Remote Desktop Connection Managers for Mac although this list is by no means exhaustive. Ericom is officially partnered with Microsoft, Oracle and IBM and pricing is only available by quotation. However, it has to be said that the latest version of Microsoft Remote Desktop has come a long way and now finally offers powerful RDC features fast and for free. If you have any suggestions for other remote desktop software for Mac that should be included in this article, or have any experiences or questions with the Mac remote apps reviewed here, let us know in the comments below. MacHow2 is devoted to helping you get the most of of your Mac. You can also contact us directly using the contact form at the top of the site. Please note that in the interests of transparency, MacHow2 may sometimes receive compensation from link clicks or vendors. There is an RDP client for Mac Mountain Lion called Ericom Blaze. Blaze is more than an RDP client, as it also compresses and accelerates RDP by up to 10 times, so it improves performance when accessing PDFs, PPTs, Flash movies and other graphics-intensive applications. Ericom Blaze works with any standard RDP host, including VDI, Terminal Servers and remote Windows PCs. Click here for more info: Thanks for the suggestion Adam. Note to other users: Note that by doing this, you are disabling Gatekeeper in OS X which is designed to protect you from installing software made by developers not endorsed by Apple. You should check out Royal TSX. Hi Felix, Thanks for the tip. Microsoft Remote Desktop, CoRD and iTap definitely support dual monitors and I think the others do as well. The System Requirements says: I see your point although in the general sense that it allows remote desktop access, it is an RDP client. Very good list of tools. You can also check on premise deployment of remote support appliances. After trying almost all of these on my laptop I want to share that on a retina display everything looks blurry. Not sure what sort of magic they do but fonts are significantly clearer on it. On a regular laptop non-retina or computer all of the mentioned applications work just fine, but try it on retina and you will see the difference. Thanks for sharing Nikolay. However, Jump Desktop for example does support retina displays but you have to access View and then select Actual Size. This shrinks the desktop to 1: Thank you for this excellent list! One thing that frustrates me is the dock continually popping-up when I move my cursor down to the start bar to pull up a different app in a full-screen RDP session currently using 2x. Do any of the apps have the ability to disable the dock, ideally in the OS X space where I have the RDP session open? I have been very impressed with Remotix for Mac from Nulana: Thanks for the update! The timing is suspicious considering Microsoft have released the new version Remote Desktop for Mac 8. I think you may have a critical typo in your article. You list Snow Leopard as I believe you mean Actually the sentence you are referring to in the article is about the old Remote Desktop 2. Thx for double checking. Yes, I was commenting about v2….. For a more detailed look at third party screen sharing apps for Mac, check our guide to the Best Remote Desktop Sharing Clients for Mac. A Client Hostname allows the client to act like a Windows computer with that name. Looking for a solution to use my new MacMini to connect to Windows 7 PC and QB and electronic medical records program. So far, I think MDC is slightly faster, although I like the interface of CoRD better. Would like to hear of any other suggestions, or recommendations. Fabulous review, and thank you very much. It offers a lot more features than any of the mentioned solutions, is free for small environments up to 10 connections and available on multiple platforms, including OS X, Windows, iOS and Android. Check it out at: Thanks Scott and glad it helped you in your search for a remote desktop connection for Mac tool. Do any of the other clients? We strongly recommend that you install Windows via Bootcamp on OS X in order to access PIV or CAC on Mac. Like previously mentioned we added support for Smart Card redirection to Royal TSX a few months ago. RoyalTSX crashes on Yosemite if you try to enable the SmartCard. Too bad nobody out there is interested in supporting these reliably—us CAC users would be all over this. Jack, Thanks for the update. Try contacting them to see if they are aware of the problem on Yosemite. Here are several references to the issue: Hi I am currently trialing a free copy of Royal TSX using a Mac Mini to connect to 2 different Windows servers one running server running an old version of filemaker which we are upgrading over 6 months and one running server our recent replacement which will take over the filemaker once upgraded. Back to Royal TSX on my Mac mini, I was wondering if any other users had trouble with copying and pasting text. This seems to get progressively worse over the course of a day. This morning I had a prompt for an upgrade to TSX and went through the install. If you choose to continue you might encounter bugs and crashes. Are you sure you want to continue? I assume the upgrade would have updated the plugin as well. Ian, Thanks for the feedback. This is not the best place to discuss your issues. For Mac to Mac folks might consider checking out http: Steve, Thanks for this. Great, easy tool for Mac to Mac sharing. Hi, You should take a look at Remote Desktop Manager Mac Edition. There is even a Free Edition with a lot of features. Interesting article with some good tips for useful tools. Best Remote Desktop Software machow2. Hi, We need to find a Mac RDP client that supports both microphone redirection and gateway access to a windows client. We are using Dragon Naturally Speaking on the Windows client. Can anyone recommend which RDP to try? You can try it for free here: In addition to above, you may try on premise R-HUB remote support servers http: Subscribe To MacHow2 Enter your email address to get notifications of new articles by MacHow2. 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Best Remote Desktop For Mac Software MacHow2. Contents 1 Best Remote Desktop For Mac Software 1. Mac To Mac Only 2. Click to share on Twitter Opens in new window Click to share on Facebook Opens in new window Click to share on LinkedIn Opens in new window Click to share on Pinterest Opens in new window. Adam May 13, There is an RDP client for Mac Mountain Lion called Ericom Blaze. Mac How May 15, Thanks for the suggestion Adam. Mac How December 20, Note to other users: Matt May 29, Very useful post, please keep it updated when you can! Warum seid ihr umgestiegen? Felix Deimel June 15, You should check out Royal TSX. Mac How June 20, Hi Felix, Thanks for the tip. Tom Kushman July 9, Do any of these RDPs allow dual monitors? Tom Samplonius July 10, The 2X Client only works with the 2X server, so it is not really a RDP client. Mac How July 11, I see your point although in the general sense that it allows remote desktop access, it is an RDP client. Erock July 13, The 2X client allows both RDP and 2X Server connections, but defaults to 2X. Andrew daves July 22, Very good list of tools. Mac How July 22, Thanks Andrew. Nikolay Simeonov July 23, After trying almost all of these on my laptop I want to share that on a retina display everything looks blurry. Mac How July 23, Thanks for sharing Nikolay. Chuck Nusbaum September 4, Thank you for this excellent list! Stephen Holmes September 26, I have been very impressed with Remotix for Mac from Nulana: Gletzer February 8, I second that.. Mac How October 16, Thanks for the update! MacHow2 April 3, Actually the sentence you are referring to in the article is about the old Remote Desktop 2. MacHow2 April 3, Thanks — now corrected. How to share screen on Mac November 27, […] Note that this method does not work for sharing an iPad screen. Scott June 5, FANTASTIC REVIEW!! MacHow2 June 5, Thanks Scott and glad it helped you in your search for a remote desktop connection for Mac tool. Jack Molesworth February 19, Just an FYI. MacHow2 February 19, Jack, Thanks for the update. MacHow2 February 19, Thanks for clarifying the situation Felix. Ian February 24, Hi I am currently trialing a free copy of Royal TSX using a Mac Mini to connect to 2 different Windows servers one running server running an old version of filemaker which we are upgrading over 6 months and one running server our recent replacement which will take over the filemaker once upgraded. Anyway this is some feedback on the Royal TSX product so far. MacHow2 February 25, Ian, Thanks for the feedback. Ian April 1, Hi Felix I have contacted via the website but have not heard anything back??? Steve March 3, For Mac to Mac folks might consider checking out http: MacHow2 March 6, Steve, Thanks for this. David Hervieux April 1, Hi, You should take a look at Remote Desktop Manager Mac Edition. MacHow2 April 2, Hi David, Thanks. Chris April 7, Interesting article with some good tips for useful tools. Why is Parallels RAS the best option for RDP client MAC? July 16, […] RDP Client MAC: Parallels RAS is the Best Option for RDP Client Mac January 7, […] RDP for Mac: Best Remote Desktop Software Mac How […] Reply. Ira April 1, Hi, We need to find a Mac RDP client that supports both microphone redirection and gateway access to a windows client. Felix Deimel April 3, Hi Ira, the latest Royal TSX V3 beta does support both. Juliet Bell March 1, In addition to above, you may try on premise R-HUB remote support servers http: Leave a Reply Cancel reply document. Enter your email address and receive notifications of new MacHow2 articles by email.
Для загрузки приложения Microsoft Remote Desktop из Mac App Store необходим компьютер Mac с операционной системой Mac OS X With the Microsoft Remote Desktop app, you can connect to a remote PC and your work resources from almost anywhere. Experience the power of Windows with RemoteFX in a Remote Desktop client designed to help you get your work done wherever you are. Getting Started Configure your PC for remote access first. Download the RDP assistant to your PC and let it do the work for you: Информация об обновлении не соответствует действительности. Весьма странно что выяснение причин и исправление столь критичной ошибки, появившейся в версии 8. Пользоваться невозможно, потому что половина экрана не видна, и всё в диагоналях. Удалял, ставил заново, не помогает. At certain point RDP client just stopped working. I was able to connect through this client just smoothly, but then it just stopped working on my Mac no setting were changed. Microsoft Remote Desktop От Microsoft Corporation. Описание With the Microsoft Remote Desktop app, you can connect to a remote PC and your work resources from almost anywhere. Что нового в версии 8. Отзывы покупателей Connection reset by peer. Unable to connect to remote pc. Выбирайте и покупайте Открыть меню Закрыть меню Mac iPad iPhone Watch TV Music iTunes iPod Аксессуары. Apple Store Открыть меню Закрыть меню Варианты оплаты Состояние заказа Помощь при покупке. Для образования Открыть меню Закрыть меню Apple в образовании Купите для вуза. Для бизнеса Открыть меню Закрыть меню Apple в бизнесе. Ценности Apple Открыть меню Закрыть меню Универсальный доступ Окружающая среда Конфиденциальность. О компании Apple Открыть меню Закрыть меню Вакансии Информация для прессы Гарантия Презентации Контактная информация. О возможных способах покупки узнайте по телефону или найдите реселлера. Политика конфиденциальности Использование cookies Условия использования Продажа и возврат Юридическая информация Карта сайта.
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