Since Remote Desktop Connection Manager stores the config-files in xml-files, it`s rather easy to create dynamic config-files for a domain using Windows PowerShell. When you work in larger environments with hundreds, maybe thousands of servers, setting up each connection manually isn`t an option. It`s nice to be able to group servers and configure common settings. There are several applications for remote desktop connections on the market, and some of them got these settings as a per server setting. On the “Group Properties” you may set common settings for all connections in the group, like logon credentials:įurther, there are group properties for RDS Gateway (formerly TS Gateway), display settings, local resources and so on. There are several nice features, such as “Connect group” which lets you connect to all servers in a group at once:

Microsoft recently released a free tool for managing multiple remote desktop connections called “ Remote Desktop Connection Manager”. Dynamic Remote Desktop Connection Manager connection list

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