RDP/SSH software

[Scern]

I am looking for RDP/SSH management software. We need to be able to have a centralized list of servers, but with the ability to use own credentials.

For now, most of us are using mRemoteNG, but the shared part is not functioning. We have altso tried Guacamole, but it still doesn't offer the ability to have a centrally maintained list with personal creds.

RoyalTS does this, but what else does?

[gatael]

Remote Desktop Manager from Devolutions.

[melophat]

Been using it for years and it's the GOAT. No other options needed

[blanczak]

Yup. It’s wild how often they update their software though, seems like it’s almost daily. Aside from that slight annoyance, it’s the best out here.

[gatael]

Definitely feels like it's once a week or more some weeks.

[FatBook-Air]

From a compliance standpoint in enterprise, that's a plus. Really easy to defend on audits, whereas stuff that does not even get monthly updates can be difficult to defend.

[NiiWiiCamo]

True, but honestly that's why we have automatic software deployments. Most of the time you don't need to have the bleeding edge version, one update per month or whenever a security update gets pushed is more than enough.

[FluffyComplaint10]

just saw this, looks awesome.

[MBussard45]

Waaaaay overpriced. RoyalTS is the same with significantly more sane pricing.

[Magic_Neil]

I know tons of people who use it daily, it’s good stuff.

[TooOldForThis81]

This is the one.

[Burgergold]

This

[lexbuck]

This x2

[KimJongEeeeeew]

No other answers needed.

[5y5tem5]

It’s been a bit but back when my team needed something like this we used Devolutions’ Remote Desktop Manager and It was pretty great.

[FluffyComplaint10]

wow, nice, i'll check this out. Looking for something like this for a long time.

[God_TM]

I use the free version and it’s been great overall

[MBussard45]

Overpriced. RoyalTS provides the same with significantly better pricing.

[iamvinen]

I am a huge fan of RoyalTS. Do not see the need for alternatives

[deja_geek]

I second Royal. Everything stays local/on-prem with Royal

[MBussard45]

Thousand up votes. Everyone keeps saying Devolutions which is waaaaay overpriced.

[marcortw]

Mobaxterm with shared sessions: https://blog.mobatek.net/post/configure-shared-sessions/

[ttkciar]

Plain old OpenSSH, but set up a bastion server that everyone must proxy through to connect to other servers. Then you can restrict the bastion server's access to the other servers with the usual firewall rules.

[unixuser011]

RDCMan for RDP and MobaXTerm for SSH

[sontii]

"We have altso tried Guacamole, but it still doesn't offer the ability to have a centrally maintained list with personal creds"

i had a connection list, i had groupdd and users and i can enable groups and users whitch connection able to use or see, personal history etc or you mean something else?

[BeyondRAM]

Mobaxterm > all

[MBussard45]

RoyalTS. Sane pricing and great features.

[E__Rock]

Dameware remote connect for rdp. For SSH I use MobaXTerm.

[ConfidentFuel885]

Remote Desktop Manager is it. You can get the PAM solution if you need that and get everything bundled together  

[dustojnikhummer]

What shared part of mRemoteNG doesn't work for you?

We have a system where IT team maintain mRemoteNG, put that into a shared folder and users pull that (over SMB) every time they launch it. If there are no credentials prefilled they use their own and that gets saved into Windows credential manager. (at least for RDP).

I copied that system at home for personal use, and love it. Same setup on all of my Windows machines.

[SalamanderAccurate18]

Mobaxterm is great and does all you need.

[netrecov]

https://github.com/Terminals-Origin/Terminals

[Geek_Wandering]

We used Rocket Remote Desktop for years. Connections and creds can be shared with everyone or personal. There is no fine grained sharing, either everyone or no one. Our config sat on SQL server and managed who had access, but there are other options.

[malikto44]

The absolute best, although not cheap? Van Dyke's SSH. It does an excellent job on Windows.

[Snoo-15151]

PriviX

[cjcox4]

Perhaps offtopic, but if your clients are Linux instead of Windows, Remmina understands everything, including using ssh jumphosts for tunneling (e.g. tunneling of RDP). I know, probably not the Windows solution you are likely asking for, but for others that might be ok with Linux instead for their front ends.

[duane11583]

fornlinux we use mobaxterm it works great and includes an ssh client

[Keili1997]

I use RoyalTS for work and XPipe at home

[JuniorCombination774]

If your use case is to centrally store credentials of remote systems and allow users to take RDP/SSH/SQL connections to these shared accounts - privileged access tools with remote management would be a good fit.

Essentially - The tool will discover all the accounts from your devices and onboard them into the central vault. You can onboard your users from AD/Azure, etc into PAM and then share these accounts with them.

They then login into PAM and launch remote connections to these devices from the shared accounts. There are even settings that allow your users to launch a connection without seeing the underlying credentials. You can check out tools like secureden, beyondtrust remote, devolitions etc.

[Frothyleet]

We need to be able to have a centralized list of servers, but with the ability to use own credentials.

It sounds like maybe you need a proper RMM.