Team tips

Here are five Remote Desktop Manager team tips.

Sharing session information is great -- but controlling access is bliss.

Through Remote Desktop Manager's User groups system, you can control access and user rights for specific sessions and actions.

Start by creating user groups and naming them accordingly to what you expect them to be able to view and use. Then assign users to them. Now all you have to do is assign user groups to entries and folders according to your wishes.

Okay: you are ready to deploy Remote Desktop Manager and make everyone see you as the company hero. You have manually configured your data sources, specified your license, and defined system options. You can feel the excitement coursing through your veins. You are on a mission!

But wait – before you go live, why not have us create a Custom installer for you? Once we do that, your grateful team will only need to install the resulting MSI file to access their ready-to-use pre-configured Remote Desktop Manager installation. You will be loved by one and all, perhaps with a parade, a state, or an award named after you.

Here is a familiar scenario: your team has been using Remote Desktop Manager for months or even years, and all is well. Then along comes a new version full of cool new features, and you think that everyone in your company should upgrade. This window below depicts the different options at your disposal to control client versions.

The general tab of the Administration – System Settings form allows you to easily control security aspects.

A great team feature here is the System Message, which allows an administrator to inform users of upcoming system downtime, policy change or anything else. Each user will get the message when they connect to the data source or the message is changed. Use it to display company confidentially clauses or, if you wish, create chaos with a message like the one below. A little bit of chaos is good for the soul.

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You self-host Devolutions Server and can decide to publish the instance only on your intranet (locally); or go all the way and offer it online (private cloud). This allows you to create an enterprise-wide high-end data store. Find out more about Devolutions Server at http://server.devolutions.net/.