Juggling dozens of RDP, SSH and VPN connections with their passwords? Devolutions’ Remote Desktop Manager keeps remote sessions, credentials and access tools in one workspace. It can launch saved connections or start an ad hoc session from the address bar.
Saved entries cover different connection types
Create entries for remote desktop sessions, SSH terminals, VNC, VPNs, web tools, and cloud consoles, then launch them from the same workspace. Quick connect starts an ad hoc session from an address without first saving an entry.
During a session, Remote Desktop Manager supports tabbed work and multiple monitors. Built-in file transfer is available for moving files during remote work.
Credentials can be injected at launch
Store credentials in a centralized workspace or connect a password manager such as KeePass, Bitwarden, 1Password, or Keeper. When a session opens, the app can inject its credentials so passwords do not need to be copied and pasted.
User-specific vaults keep private entries accessible only to their owner. An encrypted offline cache retains access to cached workspaces when a connection is unavailable.
Shared workspaces add access controls and auditing
Teams can connect Remote Desktop Manager to a shared workspace for collaborative access. Role-based permissions control which resources users can reach, and integrated two-factor authentication adds another sign-in check.
Administrators can view current connections, inspect activity logs, and generate reports using chosen criteria. Audit records show who connected, when, and to which system.
Pros
- Supports RDP, SSH, VNC, VPN, web, and cloud-console connections
- Injects saved credentials when sessions launch
- Offers tabbed sessions, multi-monitor support, and file transfer
- Tracks active connections and provides custom reports
Can Remote Desktop Manager start a connection without saving it?
Yes. Quick connect starts an ad hoc session from an address bar without creating an entry first.
Can it work with an existing password manager?
Yes. It supports integrations with password managers including KeePass, Bitwarden, 1Password, and Keeper.
What can administrators see about remote sessions?
They can view active connections, inspect activity logs, and create reports based on selected criteria.
