Same question for Maxime regarding Wayk Now? Opens a new windowĭon't hesitate if you have any questions! ThanksĬurrently how does Splashtop compare to protocols like PCoIP, or HP RGS or TGX? Here's the link for more information about this deal. Will automatically be granted an unlimited number of Wayk Now Enterprise subscriptions to connected clients, completely free, for the next 6 months. With features like unattended access, file transfer and more, it's a very great team work tool.ĭepending on the number of users you have, we announced that with every private Wayk Den Opens a new window Opens a new window deployments (our centralized server for Wayk Now that can be hosted on-premises or self-hosted within your cloud infrastructure) No installation is needed, so it's easier for your users. Wayk Now is an easy to use, flexible and lightweight remote desktop solution. If they are doing stuff on mainly 3D static then literally what they need is RDP or remote software (splashtop or teamviewer) else they may need to use PCoIP for motion picture (the refresh rates are much better, including more screens etc).įor a smooth and easy experience for your users, Wayk Now Opens a new window Opens a new window would be a great secure and efficient solution for you, mostly if your users will have access via their home pc's. Then does the users need WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get) ?
If they are connecting to local workstations (should get Mobile Workstations unless they need extreme performance), then literally all the processing is done on the workstations and all use user will get is "screenshots" at a fast refresh rates (unless they know how to set up PCoIP). I am looking for the best connection protocol or software for this type of use case. They would be connecting from their home pc's which might and might not have decent gpu's. They will be connecting to their workstations in the office which are very high end with graphics cards. I am looking for a smooth experience for the users who are working from home.
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