Rocket Remote Desktop vs. Symantec pcAnywhere (Discontinued)

If multiple sets of credentials and User Directories are involved across the servers you're connecting to, this is a huge help in organizing them all and managing changes over time. Having multiple concurrent server connections in tabs instead of separate windows is also much more convenient. While we're only using RDP, there are multiple connection methods to facilitate a mixed environment.

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Synmantec pcAnywhere is excellent when you require a secure remote connection, and you have enough computational power and internet bandwidth.

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• Organize remote desktop connections
• Provide easy and fast connections
• Backup and restore configurations

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• Multiple connections
• Cross-platform
• Decent UX

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• I'd like to be able to tag computers by criteria (ie location, function, etc) then be able to sort them in the left-hand pane.

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• Sometimes it is too slow
• Consumes too much bandwidth

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ASG-Remote is very flexible and with so many options available it makes the configuration you want for your setup super simple. Other products do not offer the extra features for database and reporting. As well, it offers all the connection types you can possibly think of. The ability to automate tasks for regular servers and workstations is amazing!

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[We chose Synamtec pcAnywhere because] its embedded both-direction encryption exceeds the industry requirements.

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• Saves DevOps team time recovering from forgotten credentials.
• Saves DevOps team time from recovering lost/misplaced connection info.

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• It allows us to comply with the latest safe browsing requirements.

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