Anne-Marie Mongeon
Hey RDMers!
Late last year, we launched the much-anticipated Mac version of Remote Desktop Manager. The response we’ve received since then from IT pros around the world has been amazing! We know that Mac lovers are tough to impress, and we really appreciate your positive feedback.
We’re also very grateful for your suggestions and ideas, because as we’re fond of saying: “we’re always listening.” And based largely on YOUR INPUT, we’re thrilled to announce that Remote Desktop Manager for Mac 2.0 is heeeeeeere!
What’s New
As Remote Desktop Manager for Mac has most of the popular tools that are integrated with the Windows version, including TeamViewer, Microsoft Remote Desktop, SSH and Telnet. Some of the great new features in version 2.0 include:
- Status management functionality
- Password history
- Many new reports
- The option to link and reuse existing **VPN **configurations
- Integrate with many existing password managers including 1Password, Secret Server, LastPass and the Apple Keychain
- The ability to keep track of all modifications and view the change history
- Usage and Edition Audit Trace
- Password Access Audit Trace
- The option to share connection information between multiple users
- Intel® AMT support
- Multiple data entry types (contacts, credit cards, secure notes, information of any kind)
- Playlist support
- Offline mode and document support
- Before connect events
Did Someone Say Free?
And that’s not even the full story…because just like its Windows cousin, Remote Desktop Manager for Mac is now available via a FREE version! Whoo hoo! Check it out here: https://devolutions.net/remote-desktop-manager/download/
Tell Us What You Think!
This is just the beginning of what will be many updates. We never stop innovating here at Devolutions, and that’s why we hope to reach version 100000.1 before we’re done.
To help us get there, please let us know what you think by commenting below or posting in our forum. Tell us what you like, and what you’d like to see changed – we’re always listening!
Cheers!
Steven Lafortune
