Remote Desktop Manager is an application designed to centralize all connections and credentials. Most connections are established using external libraries or third-party software.
Remote Desktop Manager is compatible with several related tools and technologies, including: Apple Remote Desktop, Citrix, Dameware, FTP, Hyper-V, LogMeIn, Microsoft Remote Assistance, Microsoft Remote Desktop, Radmin, SSH Shell, TeamViewer, Telnet, Terminal Services, VMware, VNC, SCP, X Windows, and more! In fact, if it has a command-line interface, the application can call it.
Features and Highlights
Remote Connection Management
Securely centralize, manage, and launch all remote connections from one platform.
Password Management
Store all passwords and credentials in a secure centralized vault, or use an existing password manager such as KeePass and many others.
Secure Access to Critical Assets
Use granular access control to protect your connections from various security attacks and insider threats.
IT Team Solution
Fully integrated team features allow easy sharing and user management.
Easy Management
Reduce the administrative burden of managing privileges and accounts. Create templates to simplify management.
Audit Reports
Perform audits and generate customized reports based on specific criteria.
Info
Compatibility: OS X 10.9.0 or later
Language: Multilingual
Website: http://mac.remotedesktopmanager.com
What’s New in Remote Desktop Manager Enterprise 2020.1.0.0
New Features
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Added AppleScript commands to get the data-source list and select the current data source
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Added AppleScript commands to get the open session list and close them
Improvements
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Added the “Filter Collapse Sub-Connections” option
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Added the “Connect (Execute)” permission in the session settings view
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Added “Edit (Special Actions)” on the ribbon edit page
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Added the 1Password “Domain Search” field
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Added 1Password credentials in My Account settings
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Added the entry home-page option
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Added multi-account support for DOD and DODB data sources
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Added support for Devolutions Hub client encryption
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Added TLS 1.2 support to MySQL data sources
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Improved the batch grant-access view
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Shortened data-source load time
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Removed the data-source lock
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Updated the CyberArk entry
Fixes
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The “Activity Log” window remained enabled even after switching data sources
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Crash when closing the app with the Preferences window open
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Credit-card input info didn’t appear when viewing/editing
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Dark text on a dark background in the detail view description view with a dark theme
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The data-source config view always selected the first item when canceling an edit
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The data-source list didn’t refresh correctly when adding a data source in the “Register Product” view
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Entries lost credentials when editing the parent folder of their parent folder
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Entering the permissions settings user tab resized the entire settings view
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Error loading a data source containing entries with corrupted images
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Error when clearing the web browser session “Auto-fill Delay” field
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Error when trying to export or send “My Data Sources” info for Devolutions Online Drive data sources to support
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FTP / SCP / SFTP sessions didn’t show an error message on connection failure
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Cursor misaligned when using the RDP “Optimize for Retina display” option
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OTP entry view not logged as a viewed password in the activity log
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Possible error when clicking the table view of the “Package Data Source” view
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Possible error when closing the web entry equivalent-URL view
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Remote tools panel available in data sources that don’t support remote tools
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SFTP sessions couldn’t connect
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Some user settings not saved correctly (e.g., offline mode)
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System messages slightly offset