The rest of the settings we leave as default. Terminals is an open-source remote desktop manager intended to manage the problem of controlling multiple connections simultaneously. The server name is the external facing address with a certificate on. Setup the gateway settings, make sure you check the box labelled “Use a TS Gateway server” and “Share Gateway credentials with remote computer” and also choose “Ask for password (NTLM)” for Logon method. Give the Group a name, we use the clients name The group settings to achieve this are as follows… Since the appearance of Remote Desktop Gateway (formerly Terminal Services Gateway), which is setup and configured in SBS 20 Standard and Essentials, we’ve been able to remote our clients over HTTPS without a VPN, which helps when you need to do more than two sites. We setup all our clients as groups with their specific remote details and then setup the servers and computers for each of them. Then, at the top level folder, select User Specific Settings to fill in your credentials. Start by setting all entries and intermediate groups/folders to Inherit. It is useful for managing server labs where you need regular access to each machine such as automated checkin systems and data centers. Introduction RDCMan manages multiple remote desktop connections. We support a lot of clients and need to get issues resolved quickly with as little fuss as possible, to achieve this we use lots of tools but one I couldn’t live without is Remote Desktop Connection Manager, a free download from Microsoft. Let’s say that every user on your team must use their own credentials for each entry. Download Remote Desktop Connection Manager (519 KB) Run now from Sysinternals Live.
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