Remote Desktop Manager 4+

Name: Remote Desktop Manager
Rating: 3.4 (58 reviews)
Author: Devolutions Inc.

Devolutions Inc.

- 3.4 • 58개의 평가

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설명

Remote Desktop Manager for iOS is a free tool that enables access to all your remote connections and passwords. Centralize your connections in data sources and access your data from anywhere, from in the field with RDM mobile or in the office and at home with RDM desktop!

Remote Connections
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Remote Desktop Manager for iOS supports Microsoft Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP), VNC, Apple Remote Desktop (ARD), SSH Shell, SSH Tunnel, Proxy Tunnel, Telnet, FTP, TFTP, SFTP, SCP, Active Directory Console, WebDAV, Google Drive, Microsoft OneDrive, Microsoft RDP Gateway, Azure Blob Storage Explorer, Amazon AWS Dashboard, Amazon S3 Explorer, Website, Devolutions PAM Dashboard, SSH Port forward, Dell iDRAC, Dropbox Explorer, HP iLO, BeyondTrust Password Safe and BeyondTrust Password Safe Dashboard.

Once configured, connections to your remote servers, virtual machines and other workstations can be easily launched using a single tap.

Password Management
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Along with remote connections, Remote Desktop Manager for iOS lets you save and manage your passwords and credentials from your centralized database or your local XML file. Easily input your credentials and automatically sign in everywhere.

Credentials
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RDM supports generic credentials as well as the following integrations: 1Password, Bitwarden, CyberArk, CyberArk AAM, Dashlane, Keeper, LastPass, One Time Password, Passportal, Password Manager Pro, Passwordstate, Pleasant Password Server, RoboForm, Secret Server, Sticky Password, TeamPass, True Key, and Zoho Vault, in addition to our own products, Devolutions Hub, Devolutions Server.

Database
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Remote Desktop Manager for iOS supports these data sources:

For teams:
- Devolutions Server (DVLS)
- Devolutions Hub Business
- Microsoft SQL Server

For individuals:
- Devolutions Hub Personal
- XML File
- Dropbox
- Google Drive

2024년 6월 28일

버전 2024.2.1

=== RDM (iOS) 2024.2.1.0 ===

Fixes
- Fixed an issue where VNC sessions could not authenticate on Real VNC servers

3.4/5

58개의 평가

So close to being 5 star

On iPad when full screen and in landscape it cuts off the task bar on RDP, both Linux and Windows systems. Annoying to rotate my device to portrait just to be able to see the bottom of the screen, I Usually run my VMs in 16:10, but I changed one to 16:9 to see if that would fix the issue as well as changing the display scaling in RDM and it still cut off the task bar. This is a great piece of software, would love a fix for this!

Hello,
Thank you for reporting the issue. Please try updating to the latest version, as we have implemented multiple fixes for session-related problems. If the issue persists, you can try disabling an option that might be affecting you. Navigate to Settings -> Sessions -> Unified Remote Connection Settings and disable Enable Metal Rendering.

Probably Best RDP Client for iPadOS

This is by far one of the most versatile clients for remote connectivity for iPadOS. There are only some minor issues that prevent it from being a 5 star application:

1. When connected to Windows 10 and using a mouse in iPadOS the application keeps the client mouse (it does not use the Windows 10 pointer, you keep the circle pointer from iPadOS). This can be difficult to use when trying to resize windows or select text.

2. When using a keyboard in iPadOS the fn+up/dn key (which is supposed to be pgup and pgdn) acts as maximize and minimize windows. I saw this same issue in the official MS RDP app so it seems like a common problem.

Otherwise, I would definitely rather use RDM than any other RDP client. It can be a little convoluted with credentials but after the learning curve it makes sense. Amazing application.

Great Feature Parity

There’s absolutely nothing like being able to go to my workstation, open a session and realize I need to go somewhere else in the house, open RDM on my iPad or phone and launch the same session type on the device to continue working.

There are a few missing session types compared to the full RDM but I believe that to be the fault of iOS limitations thus the five star rating.