Remote Desktop Manager
Remote Connections & Passwords. Everywhere!
- Freemium • Proprietary
- Remote Desktop
- Mac
- Windows
- Android
- iPhone
- Android Tablet
- iPad
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Our users have written 59 comments and reviews about Remote Desktop Manager, and it has gotten 73 likes
- Developed by Devolutions Inc.
- Proprietary and Freemium product.
- One time purchase (perpetual license)
- Average rating of 4.5
- 54 alternatives listed
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- Hep reviewed Remote Desktop ManagerHeI've been using RDM for about a year now and it makes managing remote connection profiles so much easier. I've even downloaded it at home now to use for connecting to my home lab machines!
matthiew thinks Royal TSX is an alternative to Remote Desktop ManagerRoyal TSX and Remote Desktop Manager are both great at managing multiple remote sessions.- Guest A comment was removed from Remote Desktop ManagerGu
I used to be an avid supporter of MobaXterm and others, but RDM completely changed my life in managing a large infrastructure. If you ever wanted to be able to do virtually anything across a large number of systems, RDM is the swiss army knife of remote desktop managers. It supports everything! AutoHotKey.. AutoIT, and just.. everything! Get it right meow!
well , as the title says Remote desktop manager is easy to use from any platform Windows mac android linux , if you need a software to manage a bulk of computers with any remote protocol SSH RDP .. RDM is the one you need ! with a fully customization of your work-space it makes life easy for sysadmins !
I've been using RDM for about a year now and it makes managing remote connection profiles so much easier. I've even downloaded it at home now to use for connecting to my home lab machines!
As has been said it's a Swiss army knife of remote desktop managers and more, all of your connections include virtualization consoles in one, password manager, support for script and macros, and Powershell, you need to try.
Working for a global company with IT spread across all of our offices, we constantly ran into challenges where passwords weren't properly shared, or documentation wasn't available, or the only person who could open a ticket on a vendor's support website was on vacation (I'm looking at you, Carl). RDM is more than just a remote desktop viewer with tabs, it's multi-user capability allows realtime sharing of information, like service account passwords, it can also launch websites and autologin with creds stored in RDM (kinda like what LastPass does). The documentation tab has been great for sharing details about the server "the index service crashes often, if it does, here's what you need to do to ensure the indexes are clean". RDM is the first app I open in the beginning of the day and the last app I close at the end of the day. I couldn't imagine working without it.
I love it. Remote Desktop Manager is necessary and essential tool for ITs. It is easy to use and has many options.
Remote Desktop Manager is easy to use and provides lots of options. Love using it