In the connection part you con complete configure the settings for the RDP Settings. You can create folders within folder so you can create a customer and for example dividing the connection by role. Within the connection part you can first configure folders where the connection can be stored. Therefore you can also configure that the application should prompt for a password. Of course adding the password is a security risk. Adding a credential configuration needs the following information: Within the credentials part you can configure as much credentials as you like. Two things can be filled in credentials and connections. During the installation the only parameter that needs to be filled in is the destination directory for the files.Īfter the small installation you can start the application. The product can be downloaded (after registering) from the VisionApp website and exist of a single MSI file. Update: VisionApp Remote Desktop is no longer available as a freeware utility. Let's take a look of this freeware product can satisfy are needs. Probably the consultants of VisionApp had exactly the same feeling and created VisionApp Remote Desktop. If you are working at different customers you are probably getting nuts of remembering all the different user accounts and passwords.Ĭombining all these annoyances you are searching for a tool where you can store your credentials, logically order all the servers and is working perfectly (in stead of the MMC Remote Desktops) and if possible for free.
So you are using Microsoft's MMC snap in Remote Desktop, but are getting crazy that the mouse on regular base stays within one of the sessions, while you are working in another session.
If you are system administrator or doing a project for example where you are developing server roll-out you probably getting annoyed starting up the Microsoft RDP Client for every server you would like to connect to.
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