Remote desktop
Low latency over a purpose-built protocol. 4K at 60 FPS, and because it is light on system resources it also runs on older hardware.
// NIJITECH PRODUCT · REMOTE DESKTOP
CMDesk
Remote desktop, SSH and bulk deployment in one tool.
CMDesk brings remote desktop access, SSH server management and bulk software deployment into one panel. Built for central IT operations.
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In short
CMDesk is a remote desktop platform that brings an IT team’s remote support, server management and software deployment work into one tool. It supports connecting to several machines at once, multiple SSH sessions and parallel software installation.
Remote desktop, SSH and bulk deployment in one tool.
<15ms
latency
4K · 60
resolution and FPS
256-bit
AES encryption
200+
servers across 50+ countries
Figures as published by CMDesk.
// CAPABILITIES
Four separate IT tools, one panel.
Remote support in one tool, server management in another, software deployment in a third. CMDesk brings them together.
SSH server management
Several SSH servers are managed from one panel. A real SSH session with xterm terminal support, and with multi-SSH a command can be broadcast to every server at once.
Bulk software deployment
Installation runs on several machines at once, with parallel deployment and per-device progress tracking — you can see where an install stalled.
Multi-control
You connect to several remote desktops at once and one control moves them in sync — no repeating the same action on ten machines.
Every one of these steps runs on the same backbone: the niji core pipeline →
// SECURITY
Remote access is where the widest privilege is granted.
Whoever connects to a machine remotely has the same privilege as the person sitting at it. That is why security in a remote desktop tool is a precondition, not a feature.
End-to-end encryption
The connection is encrypted with 256-bit AES; session content stays protected in transit.
Two-factor authentication
Offered as standard rather than tied to an upgrade. A password alone is not a sufficient boundary.
Access logs
Who connected to which machine and when is recorded. That record is what a post-incident investigation rests on.
// COMPARISON
Where does it stand against the common alternatives?
The figures below are published by CMDesk and have not been independently measured. Trying it in your own environment is the most accurate comparison.
| Metric | CMDesk | AnyDesk | TeamViewer |
|---|---|---|---|
| Latency | <15 ms | ~30 ms | ~45 ms |
| Resolution | 4K @ 60 FPS | 4K @ 30 FPS | 4K @ 30 FPS |
| Encryption | 256-bit AES | 256-bit AES | 256-bit AES |
| File transfer | 500 MB/s | ~100 MB/s | ~50 MB/s |
| White labelling | All plans | Enterprise only | Enterprise only |
// FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Common questions
Which operating systems does CMDesk run on?
It runs on Windows, macOS and Linux, and there is a mobile app as well. Because it is designed to be light on system resources, it also runs comfortably on older hardware.
How is it different from AnyDesk and TeamViewer?
By CMDesk’s own published figures, latency stays under 15 milliseconds and the image runs at 4K, 60 FPS. The real difference is scope: SSH server management and bulk software deployment sit alongside remote desktop, whereas the other two require separate tools. These figures were not independently measured; trying it in your own environment is the most accurate comparison.
How many machines can I connect to at once?
With multi-control you can connect to several remote desktops at once and move them in sync from a single control. With multi-SSH you can also connect to several servers simultaneously and broadcast a command to all of them.
How is connection security handled?
The connection is encrypted end to end with 256-bit AES and two-factor authentication comes as standard. Who connected to which machine and when is recorded — this is what matters most in remote access, because whoever connects holds the same privilege as the person sitting at the machine.
How does bulk software deployment work?
Installation starts on several machines at once. Deployment runs in parallel and progress is tracked per device, so it is visible which machine an install stalled on.
Can we use it under our own brand?
Yes. White labelling is offered on all plans, whereas in the common alternatives it is limited to the enterprise tier. API access is also available, so you can wire it into your own processes.
Can a connection be made without the user’s consent?
Access rights and session approval are defined at setup, and every connection is logged with who connected to which machine and when. In remote access the connecting person holds the same privilege as the person sitting at the machine, which makes these settings the most critical part of the product.
Are access logs kept?
Yes. Who connected to which machine and when is recorded. In remote access this is critical: whoever connects holds the same privilege as the person sitting at the machine, so that record is what a post-incident investigation rests on.
What does migrating from AnyDesk or TeamViewer involve?
There is no data layer to move: CMDesk is installed, devices are added and connections are made. The real work in a migration is administrative rather than technical — redefining access rights, the logging policy and who may connect to which machine.
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