Royal TSD Free
Those documents can be opened directly from any installed cloud provider like Google Drive, Dropbox or OneDrive. You can even send the documents via email or copy them to your device via USB and then open them with Royal TSD Free.
Connecting to the remote machines with RDP, VNC, SSH or Telnet is possible with specialized 3rd party apps.
With Royal Server you don't need to connect to the remote desktop anymore. You will see the Windows Events, Windows Services, Windows Processes, Terminal Services and Hyper-V and VMware virtual machines directly in Royal TSD Free.
With the full version you can also manipulate them or run PowerShell scripts on the remote machine.E.g. if you find an error in the Event Log, then you could restart a service, kill a process, reset a Terminal Services connection or stop and start a Hyper-V virtual machine. When you use PowerShell scripts, then there is no limit of what you can do.
Some supported connection types can be tweaked and optimized for your mobile device. Remote desktop connections, for example, can be configured to always use a lower color depth or screen resolution to save bandwidth.
Category : Business
Reviews (19)
first of all, will not let you create a document. This decision alone is enough to knock it down to 2 stars at best. Then when you make a document and get it over to your phone, it just says "document is corrupt". So, 100% does not function. Shame, desktop app is great.
The desktop app is great. This one though.... I get a blank screen on documents... There is no option to create a new one. Seems that would be one of the first things implemented... Edit - tried the newest version as developer commented. Disregard the blank screen on documents, but the rest still stands.
RoyalTS is a must have for anyone working on remote systems especially when you have multiple support staff all needing secure access to any type of environments. I cannot work without this app on my desktop and mobile devices. Having instant one click access to everything saves me hours of time everyday, not to mention being able to run simultaneous command's on multiple systems. It is life changing.
THANK
I bought full version. Does not directly open RDP. Copies password and pastes in UI. If you have hundreds of servers it is useless. I did not read reviews until after trial period. Big mistake.
Shield tablet and this app runs very slow and does not open my RTS v3 files. Says my password is wrong but the same pass works on both RTS and RTSX. This app is useless right now.
We use the desktop version for support roles, as an MSP we required fast access if on the road. Allowing us to use the RTS desktop file for this was perfect. People moaning about passwords etc....really the fact phones get lost or stolen easily would worry me more if it had our customers saved domain server passwords set!
I can't get this thing to open any of my RoyalTS documents that I download from Dropbox or Google Drive.
Passwords don't carry over to Microsoft's app.
Cool, a blank screen with nothing and no options or help in the menu.
Love Royal tsx, but this android version just isn't useful. Come on, build in a nice rdp and ssh client, tabbed sessions... Come on! -gob
Does not open my documents.
RDP & SSH? Where? Not like. Mac/Win versions at all. Just a file manager of some sort
This is an excellent companion to Royal TS and Royal TSX, the only thing it is missing is a way to open your ssh connections. Great app and great program!
Would be nice if the app was brought up to feature parity with iOS.
Unable to pull up a .RTS file from a shared network directory.
I use the desktop version daily and this app helps me get thing done while away from my desk. Keep it up!
I live it.
While the desktop version is fantastic, this app is relatively useless. By relying entirely on other apps for connectivity, the experience is disjointed and cumbersome (at the time of this review, Juice SSH just went through a redesign, and doesn't even work). I realize that it's a significant undertaking, but I won't be using (or paying for) this until it's self-contained like the desktop version.