TSplus Remote Access

✅ Full Remote Desktop

Provide full Windows desktops to concurrent remote users.

✅ Application Delivery

Publish centralized Windows applications and enable remote users to directly access them on their local machines.

✅ Application Assigning

Publish the Windows apps you want to the groups of users that need them.

✅ Multiple Sessions

Enable from 3 to 50+ concurrent users to connect per server.

✅ RDP Client

Provide standard full remote desktops to concurrent users.

✅ RemoteApp Client

Provide a launch menu on the local desktop of users to open applications hosted on your server.

✅ HTML5 Client

Use the built-in Web Portal to access your web-enabled applications or full desktops using any browser on any device.

✅ Easy-to-use Administration Tool

All the server’s configuration tools, including Windows feature controls, are centralized.

✅ Active Directory Support

Easily control access to Windows apps based on Active Directory user groups as well as local accounts, Azure and AWS.

✅ Customizable Web Portal

Customize Web Access pages with your company colors, name, and pictures in seconds.

✅ Universal Printer

Print locally from any location and from any device, without having to install any specific printer driver.

✅ Virtual Printer

The TSplus Virtual Printer enables fine tuning and advanced printer configurations.

✅ Secure Encrypted Connections

All network communications are end-to-end encrypted. Remote connections are secured using SSL/TLS protocols.

✅ Frequent Security Updates

TSplus Remote Access is silently upgraded at the kernel level throughout the year to stay ahead of the latest security requirements.

✅ TSplus Advanced Security

Maximize security with our all-in-one cybersecurity toolbox designed for remote access.

✅ Two-factor Authentication

Add 2FA to your web portal to maximize security.

✅ TSplus Gateway Portal

Allow access to multiple servers securely.

✅ Load Balancing

Split the load between multiple servers and fall back to failover servers.

✅ Reverse Proxy

Acts as a connection intermediary that prevents Application servers from accessing the internet directly.