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Overview of mRemoteNG Connection Manager
Mar 11, 2025
mRemoteNG: Multi-Remote Next Generation Connection Manager
Introduction
Welcome to Apricor video focusing on mRemoteNG.
mRemoteNG is a multi-remote next-generation connection manager.
Useful for consolidating connections in Windows, Linux, and other operating systems.
Purpose and Use
Helps manage servers and resources efficiently and securely.
Ideal for individuals who need to access multiple virtual machines and hosts, especially in different locations.
Suitable for both system administrators and users with complex home lab setups.
Key Features
Multi-Protocol Support:
Supports RDP, VNC, SSH, Telnet, HTTP, and HTTPS.
Login raw socket connections and PowerShell remoting.
Tabbed Interface:
View multiple remote connections in a tabbed interface.
Open Source and Free:
mRemoteNG is a fork of mRemote with added bug fixes and new features.
Installation
No installation required on the server.
Can be downloaded from the official website:
mremoteng.org
.
Supports stable release with a complete installation option.
Initial Setup
First-time setup involves selecting automatic updates and theme customization.
Dark mode themes available to enhance visibility and user experience.
Configuration and Import
Ability to import configurations from existing setups via file or Active Directory.
Option to reconnect to open connections easily.
Practical Usage
Demonstrates creating a new connection using SSH and Windows RDP.
Port scan tool for diagnosing network ports and connections.
Features
Tools:
Includes external tools, port scan, components check, and SSH file transfer.
Customization:
Supports themes and appearance customization.
Theme can be modified or created from scratch.
Security:
Encrypt connection files for added security.
Advanced Options:
Connect to SQL servers and store data.
Integration with Putty for SSH sessions.
Conclusion
mRemoteNG is a powerful tool for organizing and managing multiple remote connections.
Particularly useful for Windows users but also accommodates Linux environments.
Free and open source, making it accessible to a wide range of users.
Encouraged to check official documentation for further details.
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