Getting started
This section guides you through the first steps with Remote Desktop Manager: setting up the application, choosing and configuring a workspace, and getting your credentials organized.
Installation
Before launching Remote Desktop Manager for the first time, you need to download and install the client for your platform (Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, or Android), apply a license or start a free trial, and then set up your initial workspace. If you are upgrading an existing database-backed deployment, the installation section also covers database upgrade procedures, the application update process, and uninstallation.
See Installation for the full setup and lifecycle documentation.
Workspaces
A workspace is the central container for all your entries in Remote Desktop Manager. It can be a local file or a database (local or shared), and you can configure multiple workspaces for all your needs.
The Workspaces section covers workspace types, how to create a workspace, caching, import/export, locking, multifactor authentication, and offline mode.
See Workspaces for the full documentation.
Checklists
The checklists provide step-by-step setup guidance tailored to your deployment type.
Helps administrators install and configure Remote Desktop Manager for solo and team use with our native workspaces: Devolutions Server and Devolutions Cloud.
Covers the essentials for setting up local workspaces such as SQLite.
Guides administrators through the CyberArk, Microsoft Azure SQL, and Microsoft SQL Server workspaces configuration process.
Managing credentials
Once your workspace is configured, you will need to understand how Remote Desktop Manager handles credentials. See Managing credentials for guidance on credential types, storage strategies, and best practices.
See also
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