Remote Desktop Manager Erfahrungen

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I used this when I worked remotely for my job for 2 years. It was amazingly helpful and actually is the tool that enabled me to stay hired. My boss was able to see my screen to see my designs as I worked and give input, as well I was able to print directly to the office computer doing this, while living 10hrs away.

Sometimes it was glitchy, which was then very difficult when I needed to get on the computer at the office but couldn't access it for a couple hours.

Having one application to manage all logins, all forms of remote access for every device imaginable, and even supporting documentation is a wonderful thing. Lots of options for back-end datasource platforms, loads of application integrations.

The application launch seems a bit slower than I might expect, even on a very fast PC, but once loaded it runs great.

It is one of the easiest ways to organize multiple RDP sessions. I can leave this up all day and keep multiple Servers open and switch between them much faster than using the built-in windows RDP client.

Unfortunately, there's nothing to NOT like about RDP Manager. I've been using it for over 10 years and it is a fantastic product.

It has so many features that have saved me so much time having to use multiple different apps for different services and put them all in 1.

Sometimes it can be a bit much. With all the different features, doing something simple can sometimes lead you down a rabbit hole which usually leads to something great but complicated.

If for some reason I need to move the Remote Desktop Manager window to another screen while I am remoted into a system, it doesn't start a count down like it is in the process of disconnecting like mRemoteNG did. I can move this without having to worry I will get disconnected from the system I am remoted into.

When I use Quick connect to remote into a system the only issue, I have is that when I delete something from the system and press the enter key on my keyboard it tries to open another system in my list or goes to another one that I already have open instead of deleting the item. I have to go back to that window and then click yes for it to finish deleting the item. I was able to do this in other remote tools I used. For all I know is that I am doing something wrong or there is a setting I need to enable. If there is a setting that needs to be enabled, please let me know.

One software for all remote access and a richness of options and configurations. Also it supports integration with most password managers, a huge deal for us.

To get used to it and dive deep takes some time. Also, startup time isn't great although it has been improved over the past.

Costumer Data aggregation and connection

better documentation and password management

The ability to input abundance of metadata is awsome. IP address, name, hostname, variables about everything. Like it alot.

The one CON is slow initiation when launching the app. I might be overly critical here.

The Remote Desktop Manager (RDM) is a must-have tool for anyone heading or operating a big organization with multiple users who need access to the company's information, yet with care to maintain privacy and security of the information.
One of the major advantages of using the RDM, as I have encountered in my organization, is that this app lets the user operate their PC from remote locations, while the passwords are still secure. If the company has more than one person who needs to access the main computer, they can do so with the help of the RDM, without the company head worrying about the security of the documents...
Further, the software eradicates the need for keeping so many passwords in the admin's closets, for with RDM, the system can securely manage the passwords on behalf of the IT department or the company head.
Not to forget, this software is very efficient in time and space, since no one needs to walk to the main computer to get access to files stored in it. They all can access them from wherever they are with RDM.
Finally, the software is very easy to install and set up, and may not require expert skills to operate. The users can easily set up the system with just minimal help.
Not to forget however, the app is fairly cost-effective, unlike the traditional remote access software.

The software, however, is demanding in processor and system capacity; to serve several devices remotely, controlling and governing access to each of them, the system must be of high processing and speed capacity. As such, the software may not be used on small computers.

- Ease of use
- User license (If you work for multiple companies, you only have to buy one licence)
- Even without an active subscription RDM can be used for many years
- Plugins available for nearly every remote management protocol one could think of
- Plugins for 3rd party programms like Browsers and Password Managers
- Awesome automatism possibilities
- Ability to run own scripts (e.g. Powershell) against remote servers
- Centralized connection management
- Great security management
- Roles for centralized connection managment
- Ability to use cloud or on premise
- Even standalone many possibilities to secure connection credentials (like local KeePass)
- Stable
- Fast and helpful support
- Clean interface using ribbons
- Good licensing model
- Fast bugfixes
- New features
- Assesment management

I manage about 40+ Mac desktops (iMac and Mac Pro) and several buildings. This remote desktop software is the best, better than Apple's own remote desktop software because I can take over the keyboard and mouse, while the user can actually watch what I am doing, see what's going on the screen :) And best of all: I supports drag and drop copy files. From my screen I just drop the file, for example an installation file onto the screen I'm RDP'ing to, and the file is on its way over there.

Nothing dislike about the functionalities. But I do dislike how they charge for how many licenses you buy. the more, the cheaper. How many desktop support guys do you really thing a company needs?

It has built-in corporate password management tools, general-level access controls, one-click connections and multiple single-window access to reduce desktop clutter. Injection of credentials directly on remote servers. They can never compromise any information, since they never have access or knowledge of plain text credentials. It allows to control, delegate and filter the user's access to privileged accounts using a role-based security system. You can integrate FTP, FTPS, SFTP, SSH without any inconvenience with reduction of costs

Not being able to perform a scan of the Network Domain where all the equipment can be visualized and thus not have to incorporate one by one to the tool, but only the users and the keys. We can not see what equipment is in use or failing that ip are assigned, to see the Domain Forest.Being an easy, comfortable and practical application.You can know who did what with a password, where they did it and when

The software supports so many connections types. It provides for cascading credentials so i can create connections and then move them around between folders when i migrate connections from different environment, saving me time and money when i do migrations. It can test connectivity and react accordingly when trying to connect saving hassle when using my laptop from remote locations.

I have not found any real cons on this software. Although you may find some minor bugs every once in a while they are usually fixes very quickly.

I like to use this good quality tool called Remote Desktop Manager because I can maintain remote control over any computer and thus continue to maintain a job or service even when we are remote.

What I don't like is this tool loses a lot of stability very often, even so I consider that they are features that will be solved at any time through updates

When I started managing my company servers and network Appliances, I was using the local remote desktop and I had to type the ip or each server everytime. With Remote Desktop Manager, my servers were already added and organised by folders. Which made my work easier and saved a lot of time.

Sometime the opened windows will laf and you have to close and open a new one again.

in my experience, the remote dektop manager (rdm) from devolutions is the best it-tool on the market to establish secure connections and access to various target systems. it enables all possible connection protocols to be used from a central point.
depending on the requirements, the rdm can be used to perform a wide range of tasks. many tasks can be automated. interesting is also the perfect interaction with other products from devolutios. With the possibility to use a free version, all functions and functionalities can be tested in peace and quiet.

nothing, there are no other necessary functions for the daily work

Having worked with Remote Desktop Manager for a while I would say it makes the job of managing remote sessions with clients and connecting to remote servers a breeze. As a technical consultant, resolving issues on remote servers were a daily thing as Remote Desktop Manager was a life saver.

I think it's a great tool and nothing to like less about it at his time based on my interaction and scope of usage.