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Remote Desktop Manager

Remote Desktop Manager

What is Remote Desktop Manager?

Remote Desktop Manager lets you centralize all your remote connections, passwords, and credentials into a unique platform that people love to work with. Drive security, speed, and productivity through your organization while reducing risks for your IT department. Join over 750,000 users in more than 140 countries who enjoy Remote Desktop Manager.

Who Uses Remote Desktop Manager?

Remote Desktop Manager is intended for sysadmins and IT pros ranging from stand-alone users to Fortune 500 companies. RDM is the perfect solution for IT teams looking to centralize remote connections.

Remote Desktop Manager Software - Manage Remote Connections
Remote Desktop Manager Software - Customize Entries
Remote Desktop Manager Software - Analyze Passwords
Remote Desktop Manager Software - Concurrent Connections
Remote Desktop Manager Software - Custom Reports and Logs

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Reviews of Remote Desktop Manager

Average score

Overall
4.6
Ease of Use
4.4
Customer Service
4.4
Features
4.6
Value for Money
4.5

Reviews by company size (employees)

  • <50
  • 51-200
  • 201-1,000
  • >1,001
Sinan
Sinan
IT Manager in Türkiye
Verified LinkedIn User
Design, 201–500 Employees
Used the Software for: 2+ years
Reviewer Source

On steroids!

5.0 6 months ago

Comments: I feel like I am an admin on steroids when I launch RDM!

Pros:

Everything an administrator needs in one place and on multiplatform. This enables us to be everywhere :D

Cons:

None! Except deciding to edprecate the cloud backup functionality.

Cor
Director of IT in US
Computer Software, 51–200 Employees
Used the Software for: 2+ years
Reviewer Source

Still the best way to connect to multiple remote devices

5.0 6 months ago

Comments: I use it day in and day out and while the number of servers I need to switch between, it is still my application of choice to connect to my (virtual) servers

Pros:

a very simple way to connect to multiple servers one by one or at the same time and a simply way to switch between servers without the need to sign-in and sign-out all the time. Integration with password managers to further increase security by avoiding having to store your credentials locally. There are many more tools, but in my case those are nice to have features I simply don't use (yet)

Cons:

when changing the size of the window the remote server screen does not adjust. I use a laptop with 3 external screens 2 x 24" and 1 x 34" and when moving it needs to be resized and you either are left with unused space or scroll bars. in particular when switching between windowed and full screen, it would be great if it automatically scaled the remote display.

Sherry
Sherry
Purchasing Supervisor in US
Verified LinkedIn User
Electrical/Electronic Manufacturing, 51–200 Employees
Used the Software for: 2+ years
Reviewer Source

Remote Desktop

3.0 5 years ago

Comments: My overall experience with Remote Desktop Manger is good. The capability to work from home and access my files on my work PC has helped with completing projects on time.

Pros:

What I like most about this software is that I am able to access my work computer from home. My home PC doesn’t have all the programs and files I need to access when I am working from home. Instead of saving files on a flash drive and bringing it home, I can access the files directly through my work PC.

Cons:

What I dislike most about this software is most of the time when I am using it, there is a horrible lag. I am not sure if this is because of the software or possibly the internet connection I use.

Filippo
System Integrator in Italy
Information Technology & Services, 11–50 Employees
Used the Software for: Free Trial
Reviewer Source

Remote Desktop Manager

5.0 2 months ago

Pros:

Convenient Management Console: Users appreciate the ability to access different features from one place, making it easy to manage multiple remote connections. Strong Security: RDM provides robust security features, including secure storage of passwords and other sensitive information.

Cons:

Some users feel that RDM lacks certain features that might be beneficial for smaller companies.

KATHY
Sr. Database Administrator in US
Financial Services, 51–200 Employees
Used the Software for: 1-5 months
Reviewer Source

Nice Tool, but need to be well versed in knowing or having usesd these before.

4.0 6 months ago

Comments: I use it for one thing and know it could be used for more, but don't have alot of extra time to learn and figure it all out and how useful it could be to me.

Pros:

I do like it better than the standard remote desktop, and can set it up to go to more than one place rather than only one place.

Cons:

Learning curve on how to use it and set up, and what piece goes with what, if you aren't use to doing this sort of thing, as this was my first time with a tool like this, didn't even know or know for sure what I needed to download, or how this and others work together.