Compare PuTTY and Remote Desktop Services 
PuTTY vs Remote Desktop Services
When assessing the two solutions, reviewers found Remote Desktop Services easier to use and do business with overall. However, reviewers preferred the ease of set up with PuTTY, along with administration.
- Reviewers felt that Remote Desktop Services meets the needs of their business better than PuTTY.
- When comparing quality of ongoing product support, reviewers felt that Remote Desktop Services is the preferred option.
- For feature updates and roadmaps, our reviewers preferred the direction of Remote Desktop Services over PuTTY.
It lets you connect any machine to any remote machine.Also there is no option to remember your password which makes it more safe so that other people are not able to temper with your jobs.It is highly configurable and also able to perform secure file...
Often times the servers are unavailable and connection is lost which stops me from accessing certain systems.
It just works, it doesn't matter if the remote machine is MacOSX, Windows or Linux, the Machine works flawlessly as it should be.
1. Takes 3-4 tries to login despite having a very reliable internet 2. You only get 1/10th of bandwidth in remote desktop however it works well in terms of speed. It becomes difficult for those who do not have a strong network (less than 5mbps) 3. Several...
It lets you connect any machine to any remote machine.Also there is no option to remember your password which makes it more safe so that other people are not able to temper with your jobs.It is highly configurable and also able to perform secure file...
It just works, it doesn't matter if the remote machine is MacOSX, Windows or Linux, the Machine works flawlessly as it should be.
Often times the servers are unavailable and connection is lost which stops me from accessing certain systems.
1. Takes 3-4 tries to login despite having a very reliable internet 2. You only get 1/10th of bandwidth in remote desktop however it works well in terms of speed. It becomes difficult for those who do not have a strong network (less than 5mbps) 3. Several...
