Remote Desktop Manager
Allows for managing desktop remotely
Operating system: Windows
Publisher: Devolutions inc.
Release : Remote Desktop Manager 2023.1
Antivirus check: passed
Remote Desktop Manager is a complete system for managing and managing remote connections and virtual machines. The program will be useful for system administrators and anyone who needs to provide ongoing support to their customers and manage multiple network devices from a single location.
In addition to the standard Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP), Remote Desktop Manager supports a very large number of different protocols, connections, network programs (TeamViewer, LogMeIn, Putty (Telnet, SSH, etc.), pcAnywhere, VNC, Radmin, Citrix and others). There is also support for virtual environments such as Windows Virtual PC, Vmware, Azure, etc., cloud storage, FTP servers and websites. It is possible to add additional applications and protocols as add-ons yourself.
Remote Desktop Manager allows efficient management of multiple remote connections and virtual machines from a single location.
Despite the simple interface, the program is designed for experienced administrators rather than for ordinary users.
Remote Desktop Manager is available in two versions: Enterprise Edition - a full-featured commercial version and Free Edition - a simplified free version with slightly reduced functionality, no additional tools such as Apple Remote Desktop, FTP, SFTP, FTPS, SSH Tunnel, Telnet-client and others, but with all the basic features of the full version.
- a small size;
- Easy to install, easy to use, only one executable file;
- adding names, descriptions to your settings;
- is minimized into a taskbar;
- quick access menu in the taskbar;
- support (.rdp);
- support for Microsoft Remote Desktop or Terminal Services;
- autostart on Windows startup;
- automatic update;
- convenient user interface with skin support.
PROS
Increased efficiency with password management and automatic login features.
Supports wide range of remote connection protocols and VPNs.
CONS
Subscription-based pricing structure can be costly for small businesses.
Occasional lags and latency issues hamper seamless remote access.
