Oddly, or perhaps usefully, the thumbnails can receive focus from the mouse and keyboard. In addition, you’ll see a thumbnail version of the screen for all connected servers, which makes it even easier to get your bearings. However, if you select the group, you’ll be given a nice thumbnail view of all of your servers and their statuses.
By default, sessions are docked within RDC Manager and fill the window when clicked on. This goes a long way in keeping things organized and makes zipping between servers and hosts much easier. The crux of this breakthrough is the groovy tree structure that allows you to group sessions. But thanks to the efforts of David Zazzo, RDC Man is now available to the public as a FREE download. Apparently, this life-saving tool has been used internally by Microsoft for quite some time. Still, now, Microsoft has officially taken up the torch by offering a more elegant way to handle connections to numerous RDP servers at once within its very own Remote Desktop Connection Manager. This groovy application from Avian Waves was well-deserving of the props it received. Way back in 2008, we covered RD Tabs, a freeware RDP client alternative that answered the prayers of many a systems administrator for an easier way to manage multiple RDP sessions at once.
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