NOTICE: This project currently transited to a new maintainer. Development help would be greatly appreciated.
An open source, multi-protocol, tabbed remote connections manager allowing you to view all of your connections in a simple yet powerful interface
| Update Channel | Build Status | Downloads |
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| Nightly build |  |
The following protocols are supported:
- RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol)
- VNC (Virtual Network Computing)
- SSH (Secure Shell)
- Telnet (TELecommunication NETwork)
- HTTP/HTTPS (Hypertext Transfer Protocol)
- rlogin (Remote Login)
- Raw Socket Connections
- Powershell remoting
For a detailed feature list and general usage support, refer to the Documentation.
Downloads are provided in three different packages.
The binary package of mRemoteNG is a compiled version of mRemoteNG which comes in an MSI installer. This is the most common way to install mRemoteNG and get up and running.
The portable package contains a modified version of the executable which stores and loads all your settings from files in the application's directory. This package can be used to run mRemoteNG from a USB stick and preserve your configuration wherever you go.
This contains the source code from which mRemoteNG is build. You will need to compile it yourself using Visual Studio.
- Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio 2015, 2017 and 2019
- Microsoft .NET Framework 4.0
- Microsoft Terminal Service Client 6.0 or later
- Needed if you use RDP. mstscax.dll and/or msrdp.ocx be registered.
mRemoteNG is available as a redistributable MSI package or as a portable ZIP package and can be downloaded from the following locations:
The MSI package of mRemoteNG can be installed using the command line:
msiexec /i C:\Path\To\mRemoteNG-Installer.exe [INSTALLDIR=value] [IGNOREPREREQUISITES=value]
| Property | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| INSTALLDIR | folder path |
This allows you to set the installation directory from the command line. For paths that contain spaces, enclose the path in double quotes (""). This overrides any value found in the registry. |
| IGNOREPREREQUISITES | 0 or 1 |
When set to 1, the installer will not be halted if any prerequisite check is not met. You must still run the installer as administrator. |
Install to a custom folder
msiexec /i C:\Path\To\mRemoteNG-Installer.msi INSTALLDIR="D:\Work Apps\mRemoteNG"
Ignore prerequisites during a normal install
msiexec /i C:\Path\To\mRemoteNG-Installer.msi IGNOREPREREQUISITES=1
Ignore prerequisites during a silent install
msiexec /i C:\Path\To\mRemoteNG-Installer.msi /qn IGNOREPREREQUISITES=1
Turn on verbose logging by using the /lv* <log path> argument at the command line.
msiexec /i C:\Path\To\mRemoteNG-Installer.msi /l*v C:\mremoteng_install.log
mRemoteNG basic binary package can be uninstalled with Windows Control Panel. If for some reason it does not work please follow information provided below for Manual Uninstall.
If you are using the Portable version, simply deleting the folder that contains mRemoteNG should be sufficient. These uninstall instructions are only necessary for the normal binary .MSI installed version of mRemoteNG
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Delete the folder where mRemoteNG was installed. By default, this is:
%PROGRAMFILES%\mRemoteNG -
Delete the mRemoteNG install entry from one of the following locations. Search for "mRemoteNG" in the DisplayName field:
- x86:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\ - x64:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\WOW6432Node\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\
- x86:
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(Optional) If you would also like to delete user data remove
%LOCALAPPDATA%\mRemoteNG
- PSmRemoteNG A module to create mRemoteNG connection files from PowerShell.
- mRemoteNGOpenVPN A script that can be embedded as an external tool to control OpenVPN.
If you find mRemoteNG useful and would like to contribute, it would be greatly appreciated. When you contribute, you make it possible for the team to cover the costs of producing mRemoteNG.
Check out the Wiki page on how to configure your development environment and submit a pull request.
Check out the Wiki page on how to help make mRemoteNG a polyglot.
