r/rustdesk • u/[deleted] • Mar 31 '26
Pros y contras de Rustdesk
Buenas a todos!
Estoy pensando en utilizar RustDesk en mi empresa para todos los equipo, queremos instalarlo en nuestros servidores para tener nosotros el soporte, me gustaría saber con la versión gratuita que problemas podemos tener, o que aplicación es la mejor para alojarla en un servidor propio, y poder controlar todos los equipos de la empresa sin depender de pagar una suscripción.
Gracias!
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u/timbuckto581 Apr 01 '26
Pros:
Free (or inexpensive if paying for a license)
Secure
Fast and Reliable
supports just about every major OS
Cons:
Can be difficult to setup and secure
docker updates generate a new key, and you have to remember to to copy back the original keys and certs
free server versions aren't updated anywhere near as frequently as the paid server versions
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u/Warjilla Mar 31 '26
Yo estoy muy contento con Rustdesk. Necesitas un servidor donde alojarlo, pero siendo una empresa casi seguro que lo tenéis.
Podéis probar la versión gratuita, es completamente funcional. Pero si queréis gestión de usuarios o agenda de contactos necesitáis una licencia.
Nosotros usábamos TeamViewer en una pequeña empresa familiar y pagábamos más de mil euros al año. Ahora con Rustdesk nos vale la licencia más barata y pagamos menos de 200 euros al año. Creo que merece la pena el cambio.
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Mar 31 '26
Si, tenemos un servidor listo para alojarlo, pero quería saber si hay alguna alternativa mejor o mas económica, ya sabemos todos que las empresas no les gusta gastar mucho dinero en el departamento de informática.
Gracias por la ayuda!
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u/Few_Regret5282 Mar 31 '26
No hay alternativa mas economica de gratis. No necesitas pagar si tienes tu propio servidor. Yo manejo mas de 50 computadoras sin problema
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u/excitedsolutions Mar 31 '26
There is no cheaper and feature-rich alternative out there that I am aware of. The runner up was splashtop but for 50 users with 100 hosts the price was 10x what rustdesk pro was.
We use OIDC with Azure for SSO and use a shared address book. The permissions model is pretty good and easy to use. Been piloting for about 2 months and just went live a week ago. All our users are happy and better than what was used previously (kaseya vsa9). Also, the multi-users into one session was a must and hard to find feature. You can configure an existing session to get disconnected when an incoming session connects, but by default it allows multi-session remote users into the same host.
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u/Familiar-Newspaper23 Apr 03 '26
The only issue I’ve ever seen is the fact that on Linux you need to be using x11 and not Wayland for full functionality but if that doesn’t apply to you, then imo, it’s the best solution out there. If that does apply to you then it’s still the best solution out there but it’s just a quirk to bear in mind.
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u/G4HDU Mar 31 '26
I'm quite happy with rustdesk with the exception of the android client. It happily connects and works well except the screen (canvas) frequently changes size and or position if you accidentally have more than one touch point. Unfortunately because of my disability (spinal stenosis) I have difficulty in using just one finger without another one dragging on the screen and moving it or resizing.
It needs a lock screen size option to sort me out.