RDPSoft Remote Desktop Reporter Version 1.1 Is Now Available
RDPSoft is proud to announce the introduction of Version 1.1 of its Remote Desktop and Terminal Server Reporting utility, RDPSoft Remote Desktop Reporter! Here are a few of the feature highlights found...
View ArticleTerminal Server Logging on Workstations Is Important Too
The traditional use case for reporting on Remote Desktop activity is to track the multitude of user sessions running simultaneously on a dedicated Terminal Server. However, monitoring and tracking...
View ArticleTerminal Server Logging on Workstations Is Important Too (Part 2)
In our previous post, Terminal Server Logging on Workstations Is Important Too, we discussed why the monitoring of Remote Desktop Sessions on workstations should not be neglected. Now, let’s take a...
View ArticleYahoo Decision On Telecommuting
Much has been made over the past few days regarding Marissa Mayer’s decision to ban telecommuting at Yahoo! … personally, I think this is a poor decision, and will lead to some of Yahoo’s star...
View ArticleFree Remote Desktop Administrator’s Toolkit Just Released!
RDPSoft is proud to announce the release of Version 1.0 of its completely free Remote Desktop Admin Toolkit! More blog postings will follow soon regarding the individual tools in the toolkit. Version...
View ArticleRDP Bandwidth Monitor Now Available
Recently, we added a new free tool to our Remote Desktop Admin Toolkit – the RDP Bandwidth Monitor! Lots of terminal server admins want to monitor remote desktop bandwidth, so we fashioned a simple...
View ArticleRDPSoft Announces Support for Citrix XenApp Reporting and Monitoring
RDPSoft is pleased to announce support for Citrix XenApp reporting and XenApp monitoring in Version 1.2 of its flagship product, Remote Desktop Reporter. As many Citrix administrators already know,...
View ArticleTerminal Server Monitoring, Terminal Server Monitor
At RDPSoft, we have the pleasure of talking to many different folks from organizations around the globe about the challenges they face while managing Terminal Server and Citrix XenApp farms. One thing...
View ArticleWindows Azure RDP Monitoring, Cloud RDP Monitoring
More and more frequently, we’re hearing from clients who need to RDP Monitoring and Terminal Server Monitoring on their virtual servers located in the cloud. When a company elects to adopt...
View ArticleWant to monitor RDP bandwidth by user on Windows Server 2012? You’re out of...
One of the neatest things our Remote Desktop Reporter tool can report on is total RDP Bandwidth consumed in each user session. Historically, Microsoft has made this data accessible in their operating...
View ArticleSaaS Over Remote Desktop: License and Resource Metering Techniques
Believe it or not, there’s a nice sized portion of SaaS vendors in the marketplace that are delivering their SaaS applications to clients over RDS (Remote Desktop Services) as opposed to the Web. Why...
View ArticleTracking RDP Bandwidth on Windows Server 2012: An Update . . . Is a Hotfix On...
A few weeks ago, in a blog post titled Want to monitor RDP bandwidth by user on Windows Server 2012? You’re out of luck…, we exposed the fact that the API function calls and Performance Counter metrics...
View ArticleTracking Citrix XenApp Concurrent Licensing
If you maintain Citrix XenApp server farms, you are no doubt keenly aware of challenges inherent in keeping tabs on concurrent licensing growth in an organization. Except for the base level of XenApp...
View ArticleTracking Attendance for Telecommuters and Local Users – Remote Desktop Reporter
We recently made a few tweaks to our “Attendance By Day” and “Attendance By Hour” reports – appearing In Version 1.9.4 of Remote Desktop Reporter. This creates a new class of user attendance reports...
View ArticleAutomating SPLA Reporting With SPL Tracker – Part 1
SPLA reporting is an expanding and increasingly complicated need as cloud and subscription-based solutions become more prevalent in Microsoft Windows environments. And Really, It Isn’t Just About SPLA...
View ArticleAutomating SPLA Reporting With SPL Tracker – Part 2
In Part 1 of our blog series “Automating SPLA Reporting With SPL Tracker,” we discussed the challenges inherent in SPLA monthly reporting requirements faced by MSPs and how to define classes of license...
View ArticleAutomating Microsoft SPLA Reporting With SPL Tracker – Part 3
We’ve covered a bit of ground in this blog series on Microsoft SPLA reporting with SPL Tracker. We’ll get into more nitty gritty details below, but first, a review . . . The Need for Microsoft SPLA...
View ArticleAutomating Microsoft SPLA Reporting With SPL Tracker – Part 4
In the final post of our series on automating Microsoft SPLA reporting, it’s time to show how reports get automated and how you gather in-depth analysis from the usage and inactive user data generated...
View ArticleTracking RDP Bandwidth on Windows Server 2012: First Hotfix Released!
In two previous posts this year (Part 1 and Part 2), we disclosed that due to the integration work related to RemoteFX technologies in Windows Server 2012, it was no longer possible to obtain RDP...
View ArticleAbout Our Remote Desktop Reporter Agent and Analysis Client
The centerpiece of Remote Desktop Reporter 2.7 is the addition of the brand new Remote Desktop Reporter Agent, coupled with the new Analysis Client. Past versions of the software have been agentless,...
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