: Is it possible to have permanent remote access to several Win11 computers?
: Is it possible to have permanent remote access to several Win11 computers?
Hello, I have around 50 computers and require the ability to reach any of them remotely—whether through remote access, desktop connections, or software execution—from a single main machine. What are your possibilities? Are there free solutions available, or is everything paid? I need similar flexibility as when multiple virtual machines run in VMware, allowing seamless switching and disconnection as needed.
There are many of them. What is the Win 11 version? How are they linked? What is the purpose of this? Understanding the reason might help explain the way.
They aren't linked together; each is a distinct machine, yet all access the same internet. I’ll treat them as separate devices, using them individually for different purposes—some for running scripts related to my projects, others for handling queues and other tasks.
They will be on the same network, currently all linked via Wi-Fi, but I plan to connect them using switches and routers with LAN cables in the future.
The usual method for connecting remotely might fail due to compatibility or configuration issues.
Since those scripts wouldn't function properly in VMs. These scripts and software generally don't support virtualization. Also, running on Windows 11 Home shouldn't cause issues, though upgrading to Pro might be okay.
Free option: require a Linux system or a VM/Docker with Apache Guacamole installed as a remote access point
Apache Guacamole®
guacamole.apache.org
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_q...+Guacamole
Using standard Windows RDP means opening many ports across the router/firewall for all devices or virtual machines, changing the Windows registry on each VM to assign unique ports (like 3389, 3390, etc.), and setting a different port for each machine when connecting via RDP. This approach isn't practical.