Overall Satisfaction with Remote Desktop Manager
We use RDM for the management of our own and certain customer systems. We began using it as a central tool repository, which allowed us to consolidate connections, sessions and information about these systems in a single location. It has since evolved into a management system where we log activity, document and perform maintenance on all of our own and customer systems. It has been a real time saver, allowing us to focus on more critical tasks and preventing redundant work.
- Documentation and logging of systems activity.
- Allow multiple sessions/connections an many different platforms. SSH, FTP, TeamViewer, RDP, VNC just to mention a few. You can even combine sessions with VPN's for secure activity.
- Controlling user access to systems.
- I would like to see a consolidated dashboard/report/logs on all system activity.
- Real Time data collection on systems for CPU Memory and Hard Drive usage.
- Mobile Password Management.
- By consolidating connections and centralizing documentation, we spend less time performing redundant tasks.
For me there is no alternative.