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Stoneware's webRDP HTML5 Gateway Allows Remote Windows Access Without a Client

Cloud computing and classroom management software developer Stoneware has launched a new version of its webRDP HTML5 Gateway that allows end users to access remote Windows computers without a client.

Available for $1,495 per server, "webRDP gateway installs in minutes, supports Proxy and SOCKS, and encrypts all passwords," according to a Stoneware news release.

For more information, or to download a free trial, visit webrdp.com.

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