

It is a bit of hassle to adjust settings and save different connections, however, performance was EXCELLENT.įor me, the choice was clear: the official MS RDP client. It performs smoothly even on slow connections and did I not notice any deal-breaking* issues.

Those two clients are definitely worth taking a look at as unfortunately MS seems to be letting their MS RDP client languish ? UPDATE: Some commenters have suggested that CoRD performance has progressed nicely over since this article was first written and iTap for desktop has also come online as a nice option for those willing to pay money for a RDP cleint. *Note, there is one minor annoyance: when connecting to some Windows based PC, Microsoft’s Remote Desktop Connection Client for Mac may display a warning message: “The server name on the certificate is incorrect. MICROSOFT REMOTE DESKTOP CONNECTION CLIENT FOR MAC LION 10.7 ANDROID.
