Remote Desktop Manager 2025.2.13.1

Remote Desktop Manager 2025.2.13.1: The Central Hub for Connection Management

Remote Desktop Manager (RDM), developed by Devolutions, is an incredibly powerful, centralized application designed for IT professionals, system administrators, and organizations that manage a large number of remote connections and credentials.

RDM acts as a single, secure interface to manage nearly every type of remote access technology imaginable, simplifying the daily tasks of managing vast IT infrastructure.

Key Features and Connectivity

RDM's primary strength is its sheer versatility. It supports an extensive list of connection types, integrating them all into one organized dashboard:

• Remote Desktop Protocols (RDP): The standard protocol for Windows access.
• SSH/Telnet: For managing Linux and network devices.
• VNC (Virtual Network Computing): For cross-platform graphical remote control.
• Web/HTTP/HTTPS: For managing web-based control panels and applications.
• Cloud Consoles: Connections to platforms like Amazon AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud.
• VPNs: Launch and manage VPN connections before initiating the remote session.

Security and Credential Management

For organizations dealing with hundreds of passwords and access keys, RDM's security features are paramount:

• Integrated Password Management: It acts as a secure, centralized vault for all your credentials. Instead of typing passwords manually, RDM automatically injects them into the remote session.
• Secure Storage: Credentials are encrypted and stored locally or in a shared database.
• Integration with Password Managers: It links directly with popular third-party tools like LastPass, 1Password, and KeePass.
• Two-Factor Authentication (2FA): Support for enhanced security on both the application and the remote systems.

Team Collaboration and Organization

RDM scales well for large teams, ensuring consistency and security across an entire organization:

• Shared Database: Teams can access the same centralized list of connections, ensuring everyone uses the correct, up-to-date access information.
• Access Control: Administrators can define granular permissions, controlling which users can access which specific connections or credentials.
• Documentation and Attachments: Store notes, procedures, and related documents (like configuration files) directly with the connection entry for easy reference.

In summary: Remote Desktop Manager 2025.2.13.1 is the essential, enterprise-grade tool for professionals who need a secure, efficient, and centralized platform to manage, launch, and document all their remote access connections and credentials across complex IT environments.