AnyDesk connecting remote computers, servers, and mobile devices

AnyDesk
Remote Desktop

Access computers, servers, and mobile devices from anywhere for remote work, technical support, unattended maintenance, and secure collaboration.

Connect office computers, servers, mobile devices, and unattended endpoints

Remote IT Support Remote Work Server Maintenance Enterprise Device Management

Remote Support Workflows

Organize every support session

Use session requests, invitation links, and support queues to receive and organize remote assistance tasks. Help service desks assign sessions, connect to user devices, and manage support workflows more efficiently with AnyDesk and my.anydesk II.

Explore Remote Support
AnyDesk remote support requests, invitations, and session queues

Built for individuals, IT teams, and enterprise organizations

Organizations using remote access and technical support solutions

Remote Access Scenarios

From personal remote work to enterprise device operations

AnyDesk brings remote control, screen sharing, file access, and session permissions into one platform for individuals, support teams, and distributed organizations.

01

IT Service Desk and Customer Support

Connect to employee or customer devices to review issues, adjust settings, and resolve technical problems without an on-site visit.

02

Remote Work and Secure Access

Access office computers, files, applications, and business systems from home, while traveling, or from another workplace.

03

Servers and Unattended Devices

Maintain authorized servers, workstations, kiosks, and distributed endpoints without requiring someone at the remote device.

AnyDesk remote access security, permissions, and device management

Connection Security

Define who can connect and what they can do

Use encrypted sessions, device verification, access passwords, two-factor authentication, session permissions, and connection records to establish clear boundaries for remote access.

Encrypted remote connection

Encrypted Connections

Two-factor authentication

Two-Factor Authentication

Remote session permission controls

Session Permissions

Device and remote session records

Device and Session Records

Connection Process

Establish a remote session in three steps

1

Identify the remote device

Use the AnyDesk address or a session invitation to select the computer or endpoint you need to access.

2

Verify access and permissions

The remote user accepts the request, or an authorized user completes unattended access authentication.

3

Control and collaborate

Use the approved permissions to control the screen, transfer files, provide support, or maintain the device.

Choose the right remote access workflow

AnyDesk instant remote support session

Connect to attended devices

Instant Support

AnyDesk unattended access for authorized devices

Maintain authorized systems

Unattended Access

AnyDesk enterprise user and endpoint management

Manage users and endpoints

Enterprise Deployment

AnyDesk adapts to your deployment model

Cloud or On-Premises Deployment

Use cloud infrastructure or deploy within your own environment according to network architecture, data control, and operational requirements.

Desktop and Mobile Connectivity

Connect computers, servers, smartphones, tablets, and compatible endpoints across different operating systems and locations.

Custom Clients and Branding

Configure client appearance, available features, permissions, and deployment settings for different users and support workflows.

Remote desktop across desktop and mobile platforms

Desktop systems, mobile devices, and technology platforms supported by AnyDesk

Teams and Use Cases

How teams use AnyDesk

From occasional assistance to large-scale endpoint management, teams can configure remote access around their devices, users, and operational requirements.

IT Service Desk

Connect to employee devices to review software issues, system settings, and everyday technical problems without traveling on site.

Internal IT SupportRemote employee assistance
Customer Support

Use session invitations and support requests to connect with customers, reproduce issues, and guide them through solutions.

Software and Device ProvidersRemote after-sales support
Remote Work

Access an office computer, business applications, and work files while at home, traveling, or working from another location.

Hybrid Work TeamsCross-location productivity
Device Maintenance

Use unattended access to maintain servers, workstations, kiosks, and other authorized systems outside regular office hours.

System AdministratorsRemote maintenance and monitoring
Education

Share screens, demonstrate software, and provide remote guidance to learners, educators, and distributed training groups.

Schools and Training ProvidersRemote instruction and collaboration
Enterprise Management

Organize users, permissions, address books, clients, and session records for structured access across distributed endpoints.

Enterprise IT TeamsCentralized access management

FAQ

AnyDesk frequently asked questions

What is AnyDesk?

AnyDesk is cross-platform remote desktop software for accessing computers, servers, and mobile devices. It can be used for remote control, screen sharing, file transfer, IT support, and unattended maintenance.

How does an AnyDesk remote session work?

A user enters the address of the remote device and sends a connection request. The remote user accepts the session and selects permissions, or an authorized user authenticates through unattended access.

Does AnyDesk support unattended access?

Yes. Unattended access can be configured for authorized office computers, servers, workstations, and dedicated endpoints that need to be reached without someone accepting each request.

Which operating systems can connect with AnyDesk?

AnyDesk provides clients for major desktop and mobile platforms, including Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, and iOS. Available control features may vary by platform and system permissions.

Can enterprises manage users and remote devices?

Depending on the selected license and deployment model, organizations can manage users, permissions, devices, address books, custom clients, and remote support workflows.

How should users protect an AnyDesk connection?

Only accept requests from trusted users, protect unattended access with a strong password, enable two-factor authentication where available, and grant only the permissions required for the session.

Connect your remote devices with AnyDesk

Use AnyDesk for remote work, technical support, file access, server maintenance, and unattended endpoint management.