Manuals · Help center
Manuals and guides for every NetServ app, all in one place. Find your app below to open its manual, or jump straight to a web viewer or demo console.
🖥️ Classic current 0.10.7
Manual (Korean)
Install, connect, screen share and remote control guide.
Manual (English)
Full install, connect and remote-control guide.
PDF (Korean)
Printable / offline PDF manual.
PDF (English)
Printable / offline PDF manual.
Browser web viewer: https://gw.classic.remote-viewer.com/ · Product page: Classic
🔌 WebRTC current 0.10.3
Manual (Korean)
Browser remote-desktop install, accounts and connecting.
Manual (English)
Browser remote-desktop install, accounts and connecting.
PDF (Korean)
Printable / offline PDF manual.
PDF (English)
Printable / offline PDF manual.
Web viewer: https://gw.webrtc.remote-viewer.com/ · Product page: WebRTC
🎥 Meeting
Help ↗
Starting meetings, screen share, recording.
Open the app ↗
Start a meeting right in your browser.
🎓 Education
Product page
Online classes, LMS and PowerPoint annotation overview.
Open the app ↗
Start a classroom right in your browser.
📦 BulkReach
📟 EdgeReach · SupportReach
Live demo guide
Try the web viewer console with no install and no login.
Talk to us
Real deployments are set up through a consult.
🧩 SDKs · servers (developers)
See each product page and the downloads page for ConnectKit, SessionKit, DeviceKit and ServerKit docs.
FAQ
Q. Windows shows a "Windows protected your PC" warning.
A. Expected — the apps aren't code-signed yet. Click More info → Run anyway to continue.
Q. How do updates work?
A. Installed apps (Classic, WebRTC, Meeting, Education) update themselves automatically when launched.
Q. Which app should I use?
A. Classic is an installed P2P remote desktop with multi-screen monitoring (good for closed networks),
WebRTC is a browser remote desktop with accounts and roles, Meeting is video meetings, Education is online classes,
BulkReach is large file transfer, EdgeReach is unattended device fleet management,
and SupportReach is consent-based remote support.
Q. What happens if a server goes down?
A. Classic, WebRTC and Meeting now fail over automatically to a standby server.
Q. Where do I report a problem?
A. Use the feedback board ↗ or
contact us.