This is something that I like doing from time to time to obtain domain or user management where possible. My only real complaint with Royal TSK so far is that I have been unable to RDP to a system before providing my credentials. Once you’ve added RDP to the document, you can right click on it, and go to Connect to begin the RDP connection.Īs you can see, the connection was successful, and you’re able to easily RDP from macOS! That said, once you are familiar, it can be a handy way to prepare different connection types and save them for later use.Īfter creating a new document, right click on it, and go to Add -> Remote Desktop.Īfter adding RDP, a new connection window appears, which allows you to name the connection, set the IP address, or configure any of the other settings. This is the weird functionality about Royal TSX in my opinion.
With the plugin installed, create a new document by going to File -> New Document. Next, click install for the “Remote Desktop” plugin.įinally, restart the application to complete the plugin installation. This is the main window of the application once you open it.įirst, go to the “Plugins” option in the main menu. With the application installed, it is time to add the RDP plugin. The application follows a normal installation process, and just requires dragging the app into the “Application” folder. You can download the “Royal TSX for macOS” dmg from the download page, and it is a standard DMG file. Royal TSX is a free remote management solution that allows for multiple different connection types and protocols on MULTIPLE platforms (Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android). In the Registered Plugins list, select Terminal (based on PuTTY) entry.I’ve been using Royal TSX to RDP from my MacBooks, and I’m quickly becoming a fan of it.On the View tab, in the Configuration group, click on Plugins.In the following example, we will switch the application default plugin for Terminal connections to the PuTTY based plugin: You can switch the application default plugin for each connection type using the Plugin Management dialog.
Application Default Plugin for a Connection Typeīy default, each connection type is configured to use the Application Default Plugin. 3rd party plugins or 1st party plugins for Windows as separate downloads are not available at the moment but may be available later. For example: should a terminal connection be handled by the integrated terminal component (based on Rebex) or by PuTTY.Īll currently available 1st party plugins are already integrated and shipped with Royal TS. For some connection types you can choose which of the available plugins should be used to handle the connection. Royal TS can handle a variety of different connection types.
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