Rod Trent at myITforum.com

visionapp Remote Desktop (vRD) is a tool which allows the management of RDP connections to servers. vRD is ideal for administrators who need to maintain simultaneous connections to multiple servers. Connection-specific settings and login credentials can be organized in folders and subfolders for quick access.

visionapp Remote Desktop version 1.5 ships with the following features:

• Create and manage folders and subfolders for connection objects
• Define connection settings such as redirections, RDP port and window size in connection objects
• Organize connection objects in different folders and subfolders
• Change the order of folders, subfolders and connection objects
• Define connection settings such as redirections and window size
• Create user-specific credential items including username, password and domain (encrypted)
• Login to remote server desktops with a single mouse click on a connection object
• Use the overview window to find open user sessions
• Take advantage of the option to open a separate window for a new user session
• Connect to interactive remote console on supported platforms, such as Windows Server 2003
• Description area above vRD work area may be opened or closed
• Different sort options for the connection object hierarchy are available
• Assign a user-defined credential object to folders and subfolders
• Inherit credentials from parent folder or assign a user-defined credential object to a connection object
• Export and import folders including all connection object settings via XML files
• Export and import credential objects using a password-protected and encrypted file (256-bit AES encrypted) -- for security reasons, the encrypted file can only be imported if the user ID is the same as it was when the credentials were exported
• User Interface language can be switched either to English or to German during program run-time

System Requirements

• Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0
• Microsoft XP or Vista or Microsoft Windows Server 2003 with SP1

If you use visionapp Remote Desktop on earlier Microsoft Windows operating systems, this may result in a reduced feature set, for example on Microsoft Windows 2000 platforms.