Overview
Microsoft RDP enables remote access to Windows systems, while RDM enhances security, management, and workflow integration.
Microsoft RDP
Remote access
High support
Features and highlights
All-in-one RDP client
Launch RDP sessions with RDM and use various mission-critical tools like the clipboard, mapped drives, scripting, automation tools, and Windows services in a single pane of glass, driving efficiency and productivity while guaranteeing security all at once. It is also cross-platform, supporting Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, and iOS!
Secure credential injection and session recording
Inject passwords against remote desktop sessions while keeping the password hidden using RDM's advanced RBAC system with the possibility to record the active session.
Support for different engines
Switch between different engines like FreeRDP, IronRDP, MSRDC, MsRdpEx, with other capabilities, and different versions of Microsoft's built-in RDP ActiveX component, opening the possibility to address potential issues present in the Microsoft Remote Desktop protocol and offering a superior experience to other remote desktop tools.