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# All tools
The ***All tools*** section in the ribbon of Remote Desktop Manager provides a comprehensive set of utilities to manage, troubleshoot, and interact with remote and local systems efficiently.
This section is divided into eight areas offering specialized features: ***Pinned, System administration***, ***Terminal and shell***, ***Remote access***, ***Network and diagnostic***, ***Security and keys***, ***Package managers***, and ***Utilities***.
#### Pinned
These are frequently used tools for quick access. The ***Pinned*** area is customizable; tools can be pinned by hovering over them and clicking on the pin icon to their right. By default, this sections contains the following tools:
| OPTIONS | DESCRIPTIONS |
| --------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Devolutions Send** | Generates a link to share secrets instead of using insecure email to send sensitive data. |
| **My system information** | Displays detailed information about the local system. |
| **Network scan** | Performs a network scan based on a predefined range of IP addresses to find sessions. |
| **PowerShell (RDM CmdLet)** | Opens an embedded PowerShell window. |
| **Script dashboard** | Opens a dashboard for managing and executing custom scripts. |
| **SSH key agent** | Opens a tool for managing SSH keys required for remote access to SSH-based systems. |
| **SSH key manager (local)** | Holds all the SSH Keys in memory, already decoded and ready for them to be used. |
| **Windows Terminal** | Opens Microsoft's Windows Terminal from inside Remote Desktop Manager. |
#### System administration
| OPTIONS | DESCRIPTIONS |
| -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Certificate manager** | Manages system and user certificates. |
| **Computer management** | Accesses a console for managing system resources like disks, services, and more. |
| **Control panel** | Opens the Windows Control Panel for system settings. |
| **Device manager** | Accesses Windows Device Manager for managing connected hardware devices. |
| **Event viewer** | Analyzes system logs for troubleshooting. |
| [**Group policy editor**](https://docs.devolutions.net/rdm/knowledge-base/how-to-articles/apply-policies-gpos) | Opens the Group Policy Editor for configuring system policies. |
| **Hosts file** | Opens or edits the hosts file to control DNS mappings. |
| **Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager** | Opens the IIS Manager for managing web services hosted on the local or remote machine. |
| **Local administrator list** | Provides a list of accounts and groups with local administrative access. |
| **Open network connections** | Displays active network connections. |
| **Performance monitor** | Monitors system performance metrics in real-time. |
| **Registry editor** | Opens the Windows Registry Editor for managing system configurations. |
| **Services** | Opens the Windows Services console for managing installed services. |
| **Shutdown / Restart computer** | Opens a tool to remotely shutdown or restart computers. |
#### Terminal and shell
| OPTIONS | DESCRIPTIONS |
| ----------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Command prompt** | Opens the command prompt for executing commands in the Windows environment. |
| **PuTTY manager** | Manages PuTTY sessions, typically used for SSH connections. |
| **Windows Terminal profiles** | Manages profiles within the Windows Terminal for different environments and configurations. |
#### Remote access
| OPTIONS | DESCRIPTIONS |
| ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Local RDP / RemoteApp Manager** | Manages remote desktop sessions for connecting to remote machines using RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol). |
| **Local Remote Desktop configuration** | Opens an advanced manager for multiple RDP sessions. |
| **Open new Remote Desktop** | Initiates a new RDP session. |
| [**RDM Jump**](https://docs.devolutions.net/rdm/ribbon-menu-bar/tools/all-tools/rdm-jump-deprecated) | RDM Jump connects to a remote host, often called a Jump Box, Service Host, or a Bastion Server, which in turn connects to other hosts. RDM Jump is actually an RDP in an RDP. |
| **RemoteApp manager console** | Configures and manages RemoteApp applications. |
#### Network and diagnostics
| OPTIONS | DESCRIPTIONS |
| ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| **IP config** | Displays network configuration details. |
| [**MCP server (Experimental)**](https://docs.devolutions.net/rdm/ribbon-menu-bar/tools/all-tools/mcp-server) | Launches your configured MCP server. Users can then ask their client to interact with Remote Desktop Manager through text-based prompts. |
| **TLS diagnostics** | Runs TLS diagnostics. Enter a domain, choose whether to
Perform TLS handshake
, optionally provide a
Certificate Chain Path
, then select
Start
to run the diagnostics.
|
| **Whois** | Provides details about domain names and IP addresses. |
#### Security and keys
| OPTIONS | DESCRIPTIONS |
| ------------------ | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **JWT viewer** | Lets you paste a JSON Web Token and decodes its header and payload into readable JSON. |
| **PGP key viewer** | Lets you paste a PGP key and decodes its header and payload into readable JSON. |
| **SSH key viewer** | Lets you paste an SSH key and decodes its header and payload into readable JSON. |
#### Package managers
| OPTIONS | DESCRIPTIONS |
| ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| [**Custom installer service**](https://docs.devolutions.net/rdm/installation/client/custom-installer-service) | Generate custom installation packages in Remote Desktop Manager to deploy workspaces quickly and consistently across your enterprise using preconfigured settings. |
| **UniGetUI** | Run UniGetUI, which combines packages from the most used Windows package managers into one intuitive interface. |
#### Utilities
| OPTION | DESCRIPTION |
| -------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Terminal playback (TRP/CAST)** | Opens a tool that records terminal sessions for later playback within Remote Desktop Manager. |
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