Overall Satisfaction with Remote Desktop Manager
Remote Desktop Manager is mostly used in our company by the IT department. We also have a few developers who need it to access multiple instances at the same time. The main issue we had before installing Remote Desktop Manager was organization. We had stuff everywhere, with a lots of RDP sessions. Now it very well organized and we centralize it with an SQL instance.
- Organize RDP session. It was a pain in the butt before, but with a folder it makes my day so much easier.
- Password vault. Having a password manager help us a lot for using the service account on different servers.
- The user interface is easy but useful and complete at the same time.
- Some menus have too much stuff in it. A new user could be lost in there.
- Setting up a cloud source could be easier. I had some problems with my installation at first.
- There a lot of improvements needed on the password vault side for using it within a browser.
- The IT department is much more effective since we implement Remote Desktop Manager - for password and remote sessions.
- mremoteng
Remote Desktop Manager has a lot more features than mremoteng. mRemoteng only organizes a RDP session and does not do much more. Remote Desktop Manager supports multiple remote protocol. It is also a password manager and also has a real support team (mRemoteng is OpenSource).