RustDesk Server

Status

● Online — rendezvous, relay and web endpoints are live. Server identity is persistent; the key below must match on every client.

Get connected

1. Download the RustDesk client for Windows, macOS or Linux and install it.
2. Open RustDesk → menu ⋮ → Settings → Network → unlock with admin rights.
3. Click Import Server Config and paste the config below (or download the config file).
4. Click Apply. You're connected — your ID appears at the top of the main window.

Config string (copy everything):

9JiI6ISawFmIsISP4g0T0V3S4VWWV5UOVRkQwUHdyUUMr4kM0clWYpWTjtkZaNDb5QTZW5keZJiOikXZrJCLiUXYu82Y4xmL0NXdyJiOikXYsVmciwiI1FmLvNGes5CdzVnciojI0N3boJye

Downloads: rustdesk.toml (config file — Linux/macOS ~/.config/rustdesk/RustDesk.toml, Windows: RustDesk config folder) · config string

Client settings

Unattended access (servers & always-on machines)

To connect to a machine without anyone on the other end: open Settings → Security, set a unique password per machine, and enable the service (Settings → General → start service, Windows: install as a service). Techs connect using the machine's ID + that password.

Connect from a browser

Open the official RustDesk web client, then set the ID Server, Relay Server and Key above in its settings.

Open Web Client Download Native Client

LAN clients

Inside the LXCo network, clients may also use 172.16.149.11 as ID and Relay server. Same key.

For admins

Fleet deployment (NinjaRMM, Intune, or manual admin run). Each script installs the client, applies the server config, sets a random per-machine password and prints the ID + password.

deploy-rustdesk-ninja.ps1 (Windows) · deploy-rustdesk-linux.sh (Linux)

Run scripts as admin/root. Collect the printed password — it is not recoverable afterwards.