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Microsoft’s standard Remote Desktop Connection is present in both Advanced and Select licensing. To get to them, you go within the Managed Computers group and finding the machine you want to connect to, right click on the machine and in that menu, select the ' Connect to computer ' menu item. There are two methods of accessing clients remotely that are available as part of the Kaspersky Security Center.

Microsoft Corporation Remote Desktop Connection Manager star 4.7.

Lots of options out there, it just takes some time to use in your environment to see if it fits your needs.

This tool can also link to other remote tools like VNC, Teamviewer, Dameware Remote Support, Bomgar, LogmeIn, etc. I wanted a bit more control, so I am using Devolutions Remote Desktop Manager.

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I also used to use the Microsoft free tool 'Remote Desktop Connection Manager' for internal LAN workstations.

My only little complaint is the 'remote Internet Session' does not allow for unattended management like Teamviewer does. If the workstation is outside of your LAN, you can have end user request a 'remote internet session' or you can send them an invitation for the 'remote internet session'. If the workstations & servers are on your local network, you can connect without user intervention to start managing them. I eventually settled on Dameware Remote Support. I used Teamviewer for a while but looked at other tools based on cost. more for us to provide support or do things after hours. I'm seriously curious to hear what others have to say about a truly affordable and quality remote desktop alternative for unattended access? Anything in the rough price range of Splashtop? 200-500ish with some great features that can be used by 2 different users? Not sure we need or care to allow clients to use it for their own purposes like LogMeIn used to allow.

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So I've tried out a few others to include Splashtop but found either features missing that were big (dual screen support that actually works) or delays in moving windows around on the screen, ect. Considering they wanted to limit me even further and charge me $2999.99 on this last hike, it just wasn't realistic to stick with them as a 2 man operation, regardless of how much I may like the software. I found that so many others had the same issues with LogMeIn and it's practices, price hikes and general attitude towards customers.

I started a topic at the start of last year that really errupted.

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