ResorsIT Uses MeshCentral for Remote Desktop
A standalone remote-desktop tool is one more login to secure, one more audit log nobody checks until something goes wrong, and one more thing to patch on its own schedule. ResorsIT runs MeshCentral, a self-hosted, open-source remote management server, as an orchestrated component instead: the same identity provider, the same audit trail, and the same access policy that already governs every other app on the platform, not a separate account to manage.
Full Remote Access, No Client Install
MeshCentral gives operators full graphical remote desktop, command-line terminal access, and file transfer, all from a browser, with no client software required on the operator’s side. Lightweight agents on managed devices report in within seconds, across Windows, macOS, Linux, and Android, and a central device inventory keeps every managed system visible from one console.
Access Control That Matches the Rest of the Platform
Because MeshCentral runs inside ResorsIT rather than beside it, who can reach which devices is governed by the same user and group permissions as every other application, not a second permission system to maintain. Multi-factor authentication, including FIDO2 and YubiKey, applies the same way it does elsewhere on the platform, and every session is part of the platform’s existing audit trail rather than a separate log to check.
Built for Hardware, Not Just Sessions
Intel AMT integration reaches the hardware level for Intel vPro devices, including power control when the OS itself is unresponsive, and Wake-on-LAN brings a powered-down machine back without a site visit. MeshCentral Router adds TCP port mapping for reaching services on remote networks, and commands can run across multiple devices at once instead of one at a time.
Running MeshCentral through ResorsIT means the remote-access tool your team already needs stops being a separate thing to secure, license, and monitor, and becomes one governed piece of the same platform as everything else.
See how ResorsIT orchestrates MeshCentral and the rest of the platform, or read more about MeshCentral itself directly at their site.