As an example, if you have 20 Windows servers that you connect to with a single set of credentials, you can define the protocol as RDP and insert your Windows credentials at the folder level and any connection below it will simply inherit its configuration from above just give it a name and an IP or hostname. You can apply any number of attributes to each, but what’s nice is that connections within folders can be set to inherit attributes from above. You have two basic objects in the configuration, folders and connections. What makes mRemoteNG great is its flexibility to handle protocols and credentials. While development has stagnated some lately there is hope for this promising project. Shortly after the beginning of 2010 development was picked up on mRemoteNG by Riley McArdle.
I eventually purchased a license for the now commercial product which is nice but definitely different. As an original mRemote user I watched development progress at a very fast clip until the visionapp purchase occurred after the release of version 1.50 when development and growth just stopped. That project was sold to the German company visionapp and is now sold under the name visionapp Remote Desktop, whose 2011 version just completed beta edition and should be released shortly.
MRemoteNG is an open source fork of the original mRemote written by Felix Demel.
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