![]() This blog entry image at the top with the “Double Facepalm”, not only from, but, discovered and brought to my attention by none other than Mark Rackley, who implanted this in our ‘Just Freakin’ Work! Overcoming Hurdles and Avoiding Pain’ session we co-present on. It is similar to the built-in MMC Remote Desktops snap-in, but more flexible.”Ī screenshot from the Microsoft Exchange Team Blog It is useful for managing server labs where you need regular access to each machine such as automated checkin systems and data centers. The description from Microsoft: “RDCMan manages multiple remote desktop connections. ![]() What is it? Well, think of it as RDP, but, with a sprinkling of awesome. Heres how to set up and use the connection. I was aware of its existence, and, I apparently even had it installed already today, when I downloaded it and went to install it again, as it asked me to repair or remove it. If you need to access Windows applications through your Mac, a remote desktop connection is the way to go. Well then, consider this making you aware of it, as before today, I had completely forgotten about it entirely! Look for its Sysinternals debut in the near future. The whole RDCM v2.7 application seems to have been compiled without screen scaling awareness. I tried the RDCM v2.7 and was unable to get it to work with high DPI screen. If you are not aware of this, and you are consistently connecting from server to server to server to server to server to server… (you get the point). Microsoft RDCMan 2.8 is here Because of the love of Mark himself :) Mark Russinovich op Twitter: 'Good news for RDCMan (Remote Desktop Connection Manager) fans (like me): we've saved it from abandonment by bringing into Sysinternals. I have been using Remote Desktop Connection Manager V2.2 on this 3200x1800 screen PC. ![]()
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