![]() ![]() Then if other engineers need to connect to a server for maintenance they can open the profile and have the connection information for that customer. Plus you can save the profiles… so for a place like SMSproTech I can go through and add in all the servers for a particular company and then save that profile into a customer profile in our ERP system. So basically what we have is a one-stop place to store all credentials (if you choose) and all connection information for every server that has RDP enabled. After launching and adding some groups here is what I have: It is a very small download, about 760KB, and it installs in about 5 seconds. For those of you like me who don’t know what Microsoft Connect is, it is a site where they post beta products and you can download them and try them out for free!Īnyhow what brought me to the site was Windows Home Server 2011, but what I didn’t expect to find was a product called Remote Desktop Connection Manager. I had never heard of it before and thought I would see what was all available on it. ![]() This morning while wasting some time before the baby’s doctor appointment I was browsing around on Microsoft Connect. ![]()
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