Alternatives to Devolutions Gateway
Relay remote-access connections through a dedicated gateway. The listings below can replace it for an important use case. Each note says what changes if you switch.
The original
Devolutions Gateway
Relay remote-access connections through a dedicated gateway.
Replacements
Listings that take over the same core job as Devolutions Gateway.
Warpgate
Centralize access to internal services through a bastion host.
Warpgate is an Apache-2.0 bastion host that centralizes access to internal services, adding access controls and recorded sessions through a web interface, and runs on Linux and macOS.
Apache Guacamole
A self-hosted remote desktop gateway that gives browser access to machines over VNC, RDP and SSH.
Apache Guacamole is a self-hosted gateway that serves VNC, RDP and SSH sessions directly in a web browser, so users need no client software, though releases are infrequent.
Pangolin
Self-hosted tunnelled reverse proxy and zero-trust VPN built on WireGuard.
Pangolin exposes internal services through authenticated WireGuard tunnels under AGPL-3.0, acting as a reverse proxy and VPN, and needs a public server to terminate the tunnels.
Similar software
Related functionality, not a direct replacement.
Royal TS
Connection manager for RDP, SSH, VNC and web sessions in one window.
MeshCentral
A self-hosted remote monitoring and management server with web-based remote desktop, terminal and file transfer for every machine you run an agent on.
Termix
Self-hosted console for SSH sessions, remote desktops and file transfer.
RustDesk
An open-source remote desktop tool you can point at your own relay server instead of somebody else’s cloud.
Remote Desktop Manager
A connection manager that keeps RDP, VNC, SSH and other remote sessions in one workspace.
XPipe
Manage server connections through a desktop connection hub.
