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Recently moved over to a Mac exclusively for my workstations, despite being a sysadmin for a medium-sized Windows Active Directory network. Remote Desktops are tools-of-the-trade, and coming from Microsoft’s Remote Desktop Connection Manager (RDCMAN) console, I was struggling to find a suitable alternative for OSX.
Until I found Royal TSx. This is essentially RDCMAN for OSX, on steroids.
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Relax, it also comes in Windows edition (Royal TS) so die-hard windows nuts can keep reading. I found it fits my workflow perfectly with the following features;. Organise RDP connections (and inherit credentials) by folders. Organise Terminal, SSH and Telnet connections by folder.
Ability to sync your.rtsz data file to your work PC (via Dropbox). Can also use a “gateway” application (Royal Server) to tunnel to your network, and access other things like Event Logs, Terminal Services admin, and Windows Services – right from your Mac! Price isn’t too bad (29EU for a personal use license, client only, no gateway server) There’s also a 10-connection trial you can use. Check it out at.
Like the title suggest. I bought a license for it a few weeks back and have been nothing less than completely satisfied. Before Royal TSX my RDP Manager type tool of choice has been CoRD, which works fine for its main purpose, but very limited in functionality as compared to Royal TSX and many other Windows based RDP Manager type tools. The reason that I ask is to get some more ideas of what IT Pros out there have setup for commands besides the regular Ping and Traceroute. I have setup a Wake-On-Lan command, SSH, and a port scan.
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What other commands have you setup and found useful? It's exactly how i'm trying to do it, but the problem is on while setting up the arguments, right now i'm trying the following $PhysicalAddress$ $URI$ $CustomField1$ $CustomField2$ on which Custom field1 is the subnet mask and customfield2 is the port number, since is de syntax required by the app wolcmd.exe as shown here C: Windows system32wolcmd Wake On Lan Command Line. Usage: wolcmd mac address ipaddress subnet mask port number i.e. Wolcmd 009027a322fc 195.188.159.20 255.255.255.0 7 or wolcmd 009027a322fc depicus.com 255.255.255.0 7 so if you can help me out with the aruguments or your wake on lan task, i will be deeply thankful. I use, which the syntax is a bit different. But try these few things. Make sure when you save the MAC address in properties that it is in the format required for wolcmd.
Is wolcmd working properly without you calling it from Royal TS. Test it out from command line first. Make it where your command line window doesn't close after the command runs, so you can see what actually happened.
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Try using the default port settings at first before you use an alternate port. Once you can see what happened when Royal TS called the task, observe wether wolcmd is executing the right task or returning the help information.