Remote Desktop Manager integrates many tools and protocols such as:
Even more solutions can be added as add-ons.
Remote Desktop Manager simplifies connection management by allowing automatic login for various types of sessions, including:
You can also save credentials locally in the database, or in an external application (e.g. LastPass, KeePass, etc.).
Further, to help you establish a secure login, these parameters may be limited or completely hidden from your employees, who will be able to access the machine without compromising security.
Remote Desktop Manager natively supports multiple VPN types, such as: Microsoft VPN, Cisco VPN, SonicWall VPN and TheGreenBow VPN.
And as a free add-on, we also provide an extensive list of VPNs, such as: OpenVPN, Shrewsoft VPN, and many other VPN compatible with IPSec. These can be downloaded and installed within a few seconds.
Plus, VPN, SSL/SSH tunnels can be automatically opened before establishing a remote connection, and the configurations can be re-used between different sessions, and shared by users.
Java Web Start
MySQL Tools
NX Client
OpenVPN
Secure CRT
Shrew Soft VPN Client
SonicWall NetExtender
Sql Server Management Studio
Azure Storage Explorer
MySQL Data Source
Filezilla Import
WinSCP Import
FortiClient VPN/SSL
VMWare Remote Console
PowerTermPro Session
Cisco AnyConnect VPN Client
Juniper-Netscreen
WatchGuard Mobile VPN
Use the quick connect feature to quickly access a remote machine using Microsoft Remote Desktop, VNC or a web page. Simply enter a host name or IP address.
You can even create your own custom template to use any other sessions type.
Remote Desktop Manager lets you easily import sessions from any other remote connection management tool that you use. A number of tools are supported by default, plus you can install one of our many free add-ons for additional support.
Supported applications include:
If possible, the application tries to keep the maximum amount of data, including the password (where it can be extracted from the original configuration).
Our application integrates an Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) algorithm to protect your local files and your sensitive data in the database. A mix of our own private key and a master password (passphrase) is used to create a strong encryption key (256-bit key).
This cipher is regarded as being very secure. AES/Rijndael became effective as a U.S. Federal government standard and is approved by the National Security Agency (NSA) for top secret information.
Users who store their usernames and passwords in another tool can take advantage of the Remote Desktop Manager’s integrated password management functionality.
Supported applications:By integrating many different password managers, Remote Desktop Manager provides enhanced flexibility and security options for automatic login.
Already using a password management tool? No worries, you can easily import your credentials.
We now support a wide variety of password tools including:
Secure, organize and store all of your sensitive data while granting access to specified people -- and keeping everyone else locked out!
Enjoy built-in support for:
Plus, the add-on framework lets you extend Remote Desktop Manager to fit your unique needs.
You may wish to use Remote Desktop Manager’s data source as a centralized data repository to store and organize comprehensive information about your customers and/or their machines.
If so, you can take advantage of the attachment functionality and add many different types of external files, such as:
Files are linked per session and share the same security access.
Rapidly, transparently and securely add, edit or share your content “in the cloud” through the new built-in Cloud Explorer session type, which includes support for:
Stop worrying about lost reports or waste time extracting information from your database. The improved Data Report View lets you retrieve and export data in a grid regardless of the target database.
The Enterprise Edition is ideal for when you need or want to share sessions with colleagues and other team members.
By using the SQL Server, Devolutions Online Database or Devolutions Server data source, the application operates efficiently and securely in a multi-user environment. Plus, with the user-specific settings, each user can (if desired) apply his or her credentials to override the default configuration.
There are also many other features, such as audit trail sessions and network management, that help make helpdesk operations more efficient, support internal IT teams to be more effective, and much more.
The "user specific setting" feature allows users to replace the default session settings with their own data when the session opens. Several parameters can be changed, including user name, password, and default application.
This feature is available for the SQL Server, Devolutions Online Database and Devolutions Server only.
In addition to the XML and Microsoft Access data sources that are included in the Standard Edition, the Enterprise Edition offers enhanced alternative data sources, including:
Plus, the SQL Server, DODB and DVLS data sources include many advanced features, such as: user management, support for attachments, connection log table and offline mode. It's also well suited for multi-user environments that require a secure and reliable database.
The Custom Installer Service allows you to generate and download custom installations of Remote Desktop Manager with a choice of preconfigured settings like a data source or a registration key.
You can also choose to download the installer as a Windows Installer (.msi) or as an executable (.exe).
The advanced data source keeps track of every action performed during a session, and routes this information directly into a centralized database. This includes a changing, deleting or opening / closing a session.
Using the tools available, an administrator can monitor, verify and analyze the time spent by staff on a specific client, or on a particular machine. This is useful for generating timesheets for billing, management or audit purposes.
Know exactly who is connected in real-time for several types of sessions, including RDP, TeamViewer, embedded Putty and more. Also verify if a user has connected, and receive a warning just before connection. All connection information is clearly presented on the dashboard for easy at-a-glance viewing.
Remote Desktop Manager’s offline mode allows you to access a writable copy of the database, even when you're not connected to the office.
Plus, a VPN connection is not required. The application automatically goes into offline mode when it detects a connection failure. This feature is invaluable for remote workers who access the database on the road, at home, or any other virtual location.
The advanced data source includes an easy interface to manage user security rights.
By creating and using built-in user or domain users, you can direct Remote Desktop Manager to partially or completely restrict access to a specific session, or to a subset assigned to a security group.
It's also possible to set-up database encryption with a specific pass-phrase, in order to provide an added layer of protection.
By applying the (included) security policy regarding the password management, Remote Desktop Manager ensures that access to sensitive data is limited and secure.
Keep & track all changes
Enjoy the power and convenience of forcing key parameters (e.g. username, domain, password, and more) to override the default value in the data source, and instead defer to the settings on your local machine.
The Online Backup Service (available via subscription) allows you to automatically save your sessions in a safe online storage space, and restore them in the event of problems.
The Online Backup Service is the simple, reliable and cost-effective way to avoid losing all of your invaluable data and settings due to a mistake or an equipment failure.
Available for both the Standard and Enterprise edition, this affordable backup solution works with any XML and Microsoft Access data source in Remote Desktop Manager.
Integrated Hyper-V, Terminal Server, Citrix XenServer and VMware dashboard deliver a quick overview of machine state, and enables management tasks including: start, shutdown, pause, and saving instance states.
Also features RDP support and thumbnail preview for many of them.
Includes built-in support for Intel® AMT out-of-band management capabilities, which allows remote console asset access even when computers are powered off.
New integrated management tools empower you to run specific commands, actions or scripts to one or more workstations via Command Line, PSExec (PSTools) and WMI. In addition, you can now configure a template to initiate a remote session by merging parameters from the template and the original configuration.
Plus, for even more communication control, a dialog is now available to import any interesting script shared among your community, which can be installed by a manager in a single click.
To make management simpler, Remote Desktop Manager lets you organize sessions in groups (folders). You can then easily view all sessions within selected groups and subgroups, and find a specific group(s) using the search filter.
Plus, you can easily move your groups and sessions via drag and drop. You can also open several sessions at the same time by selecting a group.
Conveniently use the tray icon context menu to:
Remote Desktop Manager provides a local and shared template engine. A template contains a subset of information that can be reused in the application to simplify management.
Templates can be used to:
Over time, data source content can increase to the point where multiple session changes are required. That’s where Remote Desktop Manager’s batch edit feature is so useful!
Through batch editing, global changes can be made in few seconds. The application simply prompts you to change multiple settings simultaneously, if you wish. This approach is much faster than changing sessions one-at-a-time. It also improves quality and accuracy across multiple sessions.
