Access remote Mac computers in 6 seconds

SWINDON, U.K. - Oct. 10, 2014 - PRLog -- ISL AlwaysOn (http://www.islonline.com/remote-access/thank-you.htm) software allows secure and simple access and control of unattended remote computers, Windows, Mac and Linux. With the latest release of its remote access software, ISL Online has dedicated a lot of attention to Mac users, especially to the speed of connection and screen sharing.  In a short video, a user connects to a remote Mac computer to ISL AlwaysOn in only 6 seconds (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fjGAAOc1W58&feature=youtu.be?utm_source=prlog&utm_medium=article&utm_campaign=prlog). This fast connection is now possible also when connecting to remote Mac computers. A user can install ISL AlwaysOn on countless computers and access them securely from any computer or mobile device via the Internet.



Better performance on Macs

The new version means a big step forward in user experience when working on a remote Mac. Connecting to a remote computer is now much faster due to a redesigned connection mode, which also results in a new graphical user interface that now offers a clearer view of the remote desktop and an easier file transfer.

Restart and resume and other new features

An important novelty, which has long been available for Windows and is now also for Macs, is the restart and resume feature. A user working on a remote Mac can now restart the computer and then automatically reconnect to the existing remote session and continue his/her work.

Other improvements coming with ISL AlwaysOn 2.2.2 are session recording, faster screen sharing on OS X 10.8 and a later one and more efficient matching of a local keyboard with a remote one. The complete release documentation (http://www.islonline.com/help/isl-releases-info/any/manua...) is available on the ISL Online website.

The upgrade is available free to all ISL Online users with a valid license. ISL Online SaaS license owners will get the latest remote access software automatically, while all others can download the new ISL AlwaysOn from the official website.