Getting Started with Remote Desktop Manager - Using RDM for the First Time

Welcome to our Getting Started with Remote Desktop Manager video series

This second video is designed to help familiarize users with the various tools, resources, and functionalities available in Remote Desktop Manager.

We’ll cover how to use and navigate the desktop application, import, edit, and use remote sessions and credentials, set up some basic automation tasks, and even showcase some of RDM’s most powerful features that will help you get up and running quickly and hopefully make managing your remote sessions simple and easy.

Since this is presented as a how-to guide, feel free to jump to any of the following timestamps to find what you are looking for quickly.

[Timestamps]

0:00 Introduction & Background
01:46 Logging into RDM as a New User
02:35 Creating Remote Sessions Manually
04:06 Importing Sessions using the Network Scan
05:18 Importing Sessions from an External Source
06:20 Adding Personal & Privileged Credentials
07:45 Creating Shared Username/Password Entries
08:40 Importing Credentials from a Password Manager
09:53 Organizing Entries & Folders
10:35 Assigning Credentials to Remote Sessions
11:40 Using Batch-Edit to Edit Multiple Entries
12:38 Launching Multiple Remote Sessions
13:37 Broadcasting SSH Commands
14:07 Integrating a VPN for Remote Sessions
17:19 Modifying User Permissions
18:18 Editing AD Users/Groups with the AD Dashboard
21:51 Launching Multiple Sessions with Playlists
23:35 Power Tools for IT Pros
24:10 Automation with PowerShell Scripts
25:47 Helpful Resources & Conclusion

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