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Devolutions Gateway 26.1.1, the newest release in a thirteen-version lineage from Canadian developer Devolutions, is a lightweight remote-access gateway engineered to let authorized users reach internal Windows, Linux, or macOS hosts without first establishing a corporate VPN. Positioned within the Remote Access & VPN category, the application proxies standard protocols—RDP, SSH, Telnet, VNC and Apple Remote Desktop—through a secure HTTPS tunnel, presenting administrators with a minimalist web dashboard from which connections can be launched to internally hosted services. Because the standalone executable runs as a system service and listens on a single configurable port, small IT teams can isolate jump hosts behind a firewall while still granting employees, vendors, or support contractors granular, session-based entry to specific machines. Typical use cases include giving help-desk technicians temporary SSH access to a Linux appliance, allowing graphics designers to open an RDP session to a high-end workstation from a home office, or enabling partners to audit a Telnet-enabled IoT gateway—all without exposing the entire LAN and without the architectural overhead of Apache Guacamole or traditional IPsec and SSL VPN concentrators. Role-based permissions, multifactor authentication, session recording and TLS 1.3 encryption are built in, satisfying audit requirements for commercial and personal deployments alike. The publisher states that the standalone edition remains free for any scale of use, while larger roll-outs can graduate to the company’s centralized Devolutions Hub. Devolutions Gateway 26.1.1 is available for free on get.nero.com, with downloads supplied through trusted Windows package sources such as winget, always delivering the latest build and supporting batch installation of multiple applications.
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