RDP (Port), Port 3389., RDP (Definition), Protocol developed by Microsoft that enables remote connection to PCs/servers. Only allows one session at a time., VPN, Adds security to connections over unsecured networks by creating a "tunnel", a secure channel that connects the communicating entities., VNC (Port), Port 5900., SSH (Port), Port 22., SSH (Definition), Used for establishing a remote connection between two entities via the Command-Line Interface., RMM, Software used by MSP's to monitor client endpoints. Supports status monitoring, EDR, live chat, etc., MSRA, Tool used in older versions of windows that allows another user to provide remote assistance. Replaced by Quick Assist., Quick Assist, Tool used in newer versions of Windows that allows a user to provide remote assistance to another user. Replaced MSRA., MSRA/Quick Assist (Port), Uses ports in the Ephemeral Range (49152-65535), SPICE (Definition), Allows users to interact with peripheral components of Virtual Machines (VMs)., SPICE (Port), Port 3128., WinRM, Used for establishing remote connections to servers via the PowerShell CLI., DMS, Used for remote configuration, administration and updates of desktops in a single organization., VNC (Definition), Platform independent protocol used to share access to one's desktop with another.

4.9: Remote Access Technologies

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