User Manual
awaBerry Anywhere: Remote Desktop Access
awaBerry Anywhere provides secure and efficient remote desktop access to your devices, supporting VNC and RDP connections without the need for open ports or VPNs. This page offers comprehensive guidance on setting up remote desktop functionality, connecting via browser or dedicated VNC clients, and managing VNC server sessions, including scheduling automated starts and monitoring daily usage. awaBerry also offers zero trust device access, SSH, a file browser, and an agentic API for device automation.
awaBerry Anywhere: Remote Desktop Access
Summary
awaBerry Anywhere provides secure and efficient remote desktop access to your devices, supporting VNC and RDP connections without the need for open ports or VPNs. This page offers comprehensive guidance on setting up remote desktop functionality, connecting via browser or dedicated VNC clients, and managing VNC server sessions, including scheduling automated starts and monitoring daily usage. awaBerry also offers zero trust device access, SSH, a file browser, and an agentic API for device automation.
Setup Remote Deskop Connection (VNC) on your device
This page guides you through setting up remote desktop connections (VNC/RDP) on your device to use with awaBerry Anywhere. awaBerry Anywhere enables secure connections via Microsoft Remote Desktop (RDP), Apple Screen Sharing (VNC), and similar Linux-based clients without needing to open ports or install VPNs. You must first set up remote desktop functionality on your device. For RDP, your device needs to listen on the default port 3389, and for VNC, it needs to listen on port 5900. After completing the setup on your device, click the 'Check again' button. If your settings are correct, you will be automatically directed to the next step to start awaBerry and listen for incoming connections.
Connect via browser or VNC client
This page provides comprehensive instructions for connecting to your remote device via VNC. You can choose between a simple browser-based connection, which requires no software installation, or a more powerful connection using a dedicated VNC client. The page also shows your daily VNC usage, helping you keep track of your active session time against your allotted maximum minutes. You can initiate a stop for your active VNC server from this page.
Start Remote Desktop listening and schedule automated starts
This page provides comprehensive control over your device's remote desktop (VNC) functionality. You can initiate and terminate VNC server sessions, access detailed instructions for connecting to a running server, keep track of your daily VNC usage against your license limits, and set up schedules for the automatic activation of remote listening. This ensures secure and efficient remote management of your devices.
