See this thread about Royal TSX and how I was lead to RDM for Mac.you might get lucky too. Just got a beta version of Remote Desktop Manager Opens a new window(yeah that right.the same tool that we all missed from Windows) and I love it as well.may just replace Royal TSX once the real full version comes out. Royal TSX Opens a new window was used to replace CoRD Opens a new window after realizing that it has much more functionality. An update on a few tools that I have acquired since the inception of this thread. On rare occasions, I fire up Windows 8 (with Classic Shell for the Start Menu) running via Parallels, and it causes only a very minor performance impact on the rest of my system, while running extremely well. So - between VPN and the new Microsoft RDP, I can do most of all I need.

That's now down to one location, because VPN at the network periphery is a far better practice. I use either hardware VPN (with IPSecuritas as the client component working very very nicely) or plug in the Windows VPN settings to the native (Mac OS X) VPN setup and it works 100% reliably, 100% of the time. Do you expect - say, Apple Remote Desktop to run in Windows ?įor environments where there is an established and *TRULY* exclusive Windows environment (ie: Windows-only software), and especially where support is lacking - either knowledgeable or willing (!) - then it makes no sense to introduce a Mac/Macs. I never get it when people fault Mac OS X for not 'just running' software that is not and never was coded for the Mac. Well, good luck running Mac software on Windows.

Microsoft rsat for mac