Overview
Allow multiple users to utilize one or more Mac Systems simultaneously with our cohesive iRAPP Client or any standard RDP Client. Let your users experience a fully featured OS X desktop that can run OS X based applications in multiple independent sessions. This is the Mac Terminal Services solution you have been looking for.
iRAPP is the natural evolution of the remote system access; it merges the connected systems and gives the user the desired usability and experience
What does iRAPP stand for?
It stands for "
interactive
Remote
APPlication" - a remote access software that allows you to view and fully interact a remote or locally networked Mac. iRAPP makes it possible that you can work seamlessly and simultaneously on your PC and Mac. It cohesively merges the OS X desktop into the Windows environment unlike any other remote access software currently on the market.
Allow your users to connect to one Mac simultaneously
Connect to multiple accounts to one Mac OS X systems simultaneously. Finally you can deliver the OS X Experience to your workgroup environment.
Connect to your Mac from a PC, Mac, Unix Box or Thin Client
You can either use our cohesive iRAPP client or any RDP client - this allows you now to access with the following needs: PC to Mac, Mac to Mac, Unix to Mac, Thin Client to Mac.
Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP)
We now support the RDP Protocol - you will be able to find clients for Windows, Linux, FreeBSD, Solaris and Mac OS X
Merge your Mac desktop with your PC desktop
The iRAPP client allows the remotely accessed Mac desktop to become part of your local Windows environment. You can open any Mac application and use it directly from the PC environment. The Mac menu bar, dock, icons, and application windows are all movable and completely functional. Our client also allows you to use its Remote Desktop Mode ( Full screen or as a Window ).
Connect to multiple Macs from the same PC
Connect to multiple accounts on other Mac OS X systems simultaneously from a single PC. You can easily switch between active Mac accounts or assign them to different screens if you have multiple monitors.