From self-hosted remote desktop to NAT-traversal SDKs
How to build a self-hosted remote desktop, what to weigh when choosing an alternative to cloud SaaS tools like TeamViewer or AnyDesk, secure remote support for MSPs, how to operate unattended device fleets such as kiosks and digital signage, and how to implement NAT-traversal P2P connections in .NET yourself — written around what NetServ actually builds and runs. Every article is grounded in NetServ's real products (Classic · WebRTC · EdgeReach · SupportReach) and SDKs (ConnectKit · SessionKit · ServerKit · DeviceKit).
The guides
🖥️ Self-hosted remote desktop guide
The three building blocks — connect, session, server — plus starting with a finished app or building your own with the SDKs.
🔁 Self-hosted TeamViewer alternative
Cloud SaaS vs. self-hosting compared on data sovereignty, licensing, and cost structure.
🤝 Secure remote support for MSPs
What an MSP needs: consent-based sessions, tamper-evident audit, and vendor PRA.
📟 Unattended device RMM guide
Bulk-provisioning and operating kiosks, signage and industrial PCs with no VPN.
🔌 NAT traversal in .NET (SDK)
What hole-punching, relay fallback and end-to-end encryption take to build — and how an SDK skips the work.
🎥 Choosing self-hosted video conferencing
Seven criteria — data location, media design, recording, access control — and how NetServ Meeting is deployed.
💬 Live and multilingual VOD captions for classes
Browser vs. server captions, multilingual subtitles for recorded lectures, and .vtt files (Education).
🧱 Remote support on air-gapped networks
Offline licenses (RVLIC1), OIDC identity, consent, recording and audit (SupportReach, EdgeReach).
⚖️ TeamViewer-alternative comparison points
A checklist — install, encryption, self-hosting, audit, billing unit — and how Classic and WebRTC answer.
🧭 See all apps
Meeting · Classic · WebRTC · EdgeReach · SupportReach · BulkReach — every NetServ end-user app.
Try it now
After reading a guide, start with a finished app or download the developer SDKs to assemble into your own product. Apps open in a browser with no install, or install as a desktop app. SDK Products comprise ConnectKit (connection), SessionKit (session), ServerKit (server), and DeviceKit (device control) — ConnectKit is free forever.