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Multi-connection manager?

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I am looking for some sort of a multi-connection manager, something where I can keep tabbed RDP sessions, save settings, passwords, etc. Also want to have a client that can save info and have tabbed putty sessions. I found one that looks really impressive on paper, but it does not have a tabbed interface. At any given time I usually have 25-50 windows open and would like to have a place for the "just IT stuff". My role at work goes between 2 different functions and I would like to try to keep them separate.

A paid option is fine, I would be willing to hash out $50 or so for something. The ability to lock the app and require a password is also a plus.
 
The windows one that is part of rsat will do that but it isn't tabbed, it has them all In a pane to the left. You can have dozens open at the same time
 
If you have a mac available I would highly recommend Cord for the RDP stuff and Terminal or iTerm2 for the text based things.
 
Devolutions RDP manager has a plugin for just about any type of connection you want, works very very well

Yeah I got the trial but it does not do tabbed connections, meaning each time i launch one, it is a stand-alone connection window, the only thing it really adds is a centralized launch point.
 
Yeah I got the trial but it does not do tabbed connections, meaning each time i launch one, it is a stand-alone connection window, the only thing it really adds is a centralized launch point.

When you add a new connection there is an option for new window or tab. Dig a little deeper
 
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