Remote Desktop Manager Reviews and Ratings

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

As a global company with (virtual) servers located in many locations and different domains, keeping track and logging has become a simple solution with Remote Desktop Manager.

Each server or group of servers can be setup with individual credentials making this process a matter of seconds versus the pre Remote Desktop Manager solution where it mend looking up the server info, and credentials etc.

By linking Remote Desktop Manager to our password manager system, we maintain full security while making it simple for our IT staff to connect to whatever virtual server needed.

Likelihood to Recommend

Well suited for employees (IT folks) that need to connect to multiple servers frequently and switch between those servers.

in particular if not all are in the same domain or use the same OS (Windows/Linux, etc.)

Less appropriate for users that only connect to a single remote device in particular if that is less frequent.

The standard RDP solution is more than adequate for those users

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

As a password manager, password vulnerability checker for all my access to websites, social networks, news portals, payment sites, etc., and also as a software license control and expiration checker. It's a robust, reliable, and flexible platform. I can log into any site without remembering any passwords with auto-login, and it offers the option to export accounts and also import user accounts from JSON files.

Likelihood to Recommend

To better manage user accounts and software and web app licenses, with full control over user registration and passwords, a password analyzer, password expiration dates, and a comprehensive password generator with XML support.It allows me to have full access to all accounts even if I can't remember the passwords, using data connections like remote desktop. It's better than most solutions on the market.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We have many virtual machines (some windows, some linux some even FTP) and Remote Desktop Manager lets us seemely connect to each of them without having to contaly share details or logins...

Likelihood to Recommend

Great centralized management of remote connections and the credentials for said connections - so makes repetitive tasks a breeze as you can just say "RDP onto the build server" without having to share or lookup all the details each time.

Support for a petrola of connection types makes it able to connect to just about anything, and it makes duplicating existing connections (to say log in to the same machine under a different user) as easy as a right click.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

I used Remote Desktop Manager every day for supporting my jobs. It is very easy to use, all necessary tools in one app.

Likelihood to Recommend

It is an app can remote multi servers like Linux / Windows on the same screen. It is very usefull for manage the server.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

I currently use Remote Desktop Manager to access servers on my network. With Remote Desktop Manager, I can organize all my servers and share them with my team. Throughout my experience with the Software, I have never encountered any problems, but I have consistently had great agility in accessing my environment.

Likelihood to Recommend

Remote Desktop Manager is recommended for environments with many servers, and a software that organizes everything in one place is necessary to facilitate the management of an Infrastructure team in a company.(TR)

O Remote Desktop Manager é indicado para ambientes com muitos servidores e é necessário um Software que organize tudo em um só lugar para facilitar o gerenciamento da equipe de Infraestrutura de uma empresa.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Remote Desktop Manager helps me easily access all of the remote instances I typically need to access. This includes several SSH sessions, some Remote Desktop sessions, and some web portals. The software makes it extremely easy to save passwords and duplicate entries needed. It is extremely convenient being able to access all of the machines I need in a single platform.

Likelihood to Recommend

I think the platform is very good if you are often accessing several remote machines through a variety of methods. I access several SSH sessions, a handful of RDP sessions, and some web portals. If you are only accessing a couple of sessions then this may be more of a hastle than it is worth to use.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

This is like the Swiss army knife of remote desktop managers. It can connect to anything including out of band management like iLo or iDRAC. You can use it for SSH, VNC, ARD, team viewer and more. It's a tool I use every day. Even the free version is feature rich.

Likelihood to Recommend

Whatever platforms you're running in your infrastructure, Remote Desktop Manager is for you. It can connect to virtually anything, store credentials, VPN Gateways and SSH connections. I use to to manage almost all connections. It's easy to keep your sessions organized and passwords managed. You can also favorite sessions which can be opened simultaneously.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

The main reasons I used Remote Desktop Manager, is to manage all my servers and network appliances under one platform. It provided me with all the tools I need to manage properly. The feature to make a profile and access a group of devices with one user and password with proper security is every Network engineer dream.

Likelihood to Recommend

Remote Desktop Manager is the daily app that I use to manage my day-to-day tasks and activity. It makes me access all my servers and computers with one click thanks to the profile that manage the access details.

Opening multiple servers in multiple windows and jump between them saved me so much time when managing multiple servers for multiple sites.

Remote Desktop Manager is the best app for any System and Network engineer in enterprise organization.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We use RDM for every engineer that needs access to our customers infrastructure. We use it for Servers, network equiment, VPNs, SSH, and also for our Content Management Database (CMDB) All the managed CI's should be in RDM.

We connect RDM to Pleasant Password Server for seamless integration with our password vault. This saves up lots of time trying to find the right password for each customer.

Likelihood to Recommend

We use RDM for years now. We have been super happy with the integrations, capabilities and costs. For Acknowledge this is a great tool to service our customers, and also userfriendly for our co-workers.

I even use the free-version of RDM at home in my homelab. I would highly recommend the homelabbers amongst us to use RDM!

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

I am a Systems Engineer, I remote into servers daily, several at a time and several times a day. Remote Desktop Manager helps me keep my server list organized and each server easily accessible. I can safely store my list and sync it between machines without having to rebuild it or export/import on each machine where I use Remote Desktop Manager (RDM). I cannot adequately convey how much I appreciate RDM and how much it has improved my daily duties.

Likelihood to Recommend

I have hundreds of servers that I need quick access to, Remote Desktop Manager (RDM) makes that possible on any machine that I am using at the time. It does not matter what type of connection is needed RDM has it built in.