iRemoteDesktop Lite Reviews

I used wyse pocket cloud for years but it is no longer supported by iPhone

This is a great app the only thing I wish it had was a way to log off the rdp connection

This works great. Can use exactly as advertised. Highly recommended. Work from home using iRemoteDesktopLite. Thanks for a great app that works.

If the computer you are connecting to is not verified most RDP clients will show some information about the computer and let you choose if you want to connect or not. iRemoteDesktopLite simply won’t connect. I had no problems with Microsoft’s free client.

Ads for games and other crap pop up immediately, even before I was able to connect the first time, I deleted iRemoteDesktopLite immediately,

I will leave this here so next time I search for a rdp client I will know to not download again: app shows ads as soon as launched. Uninstall right away.

Bug: Press . Will send 46 to remote server

My server is a Linux

This is the ONLY RDP app that seems to work with my setup, and it works well enough. It does seem to be missing some features though. For example, I would love to see a way to set a custom screen size to match that my iPhone 4S. It would also be a handy feature should I break down and get an iPad. I would also like an option to maintain the connection should I look away from my phone and the screen shuts off. Not a big deal, but can be rather annoying. Still, all in all a very solid app.

I'm glad to see someone actually making a Free or Lite version of their app for the iPad rather than charging some outrageous price for an app you can't test drive.

Unlike so many of the other RDP clients this one actually works with Windows Server. I was able to connect to the admin console of Windows 2003 Server within a minute or two of downloading. It worked flawlessly and offered plenty of functionality for me to control that server. I was able to get through the Start menu and launch apps with no problem.

You have to keep in mind though that you're getting a "touch" aware device to control something that has no idea what that means. Windows is still Windows and it's clunky as can be when using your finger. That has nothing to do with iRemoteDesktopLite, that's how Windows works. Don't expect to scroll a window with your finger or use gestures. You have to click!

This apps works exceptionally well and I upgraded to the full version after using it for the day to get the right click, extended keyboard and virtual mousepad options. If you're looking for a simple way to control Windows I highly recommend iRemoteDesktopLite.

For those that claim it doesn't work and doesn't connect, you need to make sure you have a version of Windows that supports Remote Desktop (RDP) as most of then DON'T. You also need to configure the desktop, have a password associated with your account and set up your firewall. iRemoteDesktopLite connected first try to my server so I know it works.

Rewriting my previous, since I was missing a very easy thing.

App works very well, despite the limitations. As long as you don't need to right-click the mouse or drag things, this will do exactly as it states.

And, as far as the in-app purchase, I personally wouldn't bother -- purchase the full version from iTunes (it's the same price) and you'll be able to transfer it to multiple devices, should you need to. You'll have to redo the servers you have, but since you are limited to one, it shouldn't be any big loss.

I've been using this for about a year on my iPhone. About two weeks ago I was assigned an iPad by work. Seeing RDP on a screen bigger then the iPhone is great. Work has now asked me to research RDP tools. Sadly I cannot include RDesktop in that search as one of the requirements is Wake on Lan. If RDesktop had WoL, I would give it the 5th star and recommend it to my manager, for fleet roll-out.

IT set my iPad up to test out remote apps and this one is top notch. Connection speed is quick, screen refresh rate high, offers zoom capabilities as well as mouse pad sensor, short cut keys and control-alt-delete...
I've been able to connect randomly throughout the day with no glitches personally experienced. I'm in, do it then go.
Keep in mind, an iPad is not yet a PC replacement, the fluidity of a PC is much quicker; nevertheless, having the iPad has made it much more interesting to work remotely.

The program worked flawlessly until my dsl modem reset it's IP address. Now it won't connect from "Hanna connect" to the gmail account setup. I have worked with tech support to no avail. If your on a static IP you'll probably be ok - it did great before the dsl reset itself. Two other users at my office are experiencing the same error messages when trying to re-run Hanna connect (this is supposed to tell the server where to route the remote desktop) to update the IP.
The free version worked great. I didn't see anything in the paid version that wasn't already available in the free be Other than now I can't use it at all...

Love the fact that I can access my home computer from anywhere in the house. Installation was easy, and iRemoteDesktopLite functions as long as my computer is not off, hibernating, or sleeping. Remote access seems to be a bit more challenging, since iRemoteDesktopLite only sees other items on the same network. The other problem is that I can't seem to scroll my PDF files, no matter how I swipe the screen, and with however many fingers. Does the virtual mouse in the other version fix this issue?

Really helped me with access to the electronic medical records on my iPad. I was able to access records while on vacation, at my children's games and even while traveling ( as a passenger) in the car. Made my on all days much easier. I recommend this to anyone who has remote access to their server. Fast and free. I upgraded so I could get a mouse on iRemoteDesktopLite as this is the only way to get into some of our records.

Does everything I needed perfectly. Logs on automatically. Does everything my desktop does. My server is the latest Windows version and fully functional on my iPhone using wifi or 3G.

I would recommend it highly. If you are on the go like me then you'll love that it let's you go anywhere and still monitor and work on your server with ease.

iRemoteDesktopLite really works great. I was able to connect into a Windows 7 computer at a remote site without any problems. After trying the free version, I switched to the the paid app to pick up some additional functionality and to support the developer. Great for an IT person when they do not want to lug around a notebook. I recommend iRemoteDesktopLite.

I needed a way to login to my servers and make urgent changes. The free version did what i needed but once i upgraded to the pro version its unbelievable.

iRemoteDesktopLite allowed me to break free from the laptop and actually use my iPad to manage other systems. I actually removed my vnc and remote administrator apps from all my systems and using iRemoteDesktopLite instead.

iRemoteDesktopLite is top notch!!

Free version works fine for me. I set it up in about 3 minutes and hooked up to the remote computer (which was over 750 miles away) from my iphone and could control it fine. Some of the complaints below I would imagine are from folks that have no idea how to set it up or have a bad internet connection. You gotta be smarter than iRemoteDesktopLite .....

I don't understand why all the written reviews say it is great but there are hundreds of 0 star ratings.

iRemoteDesktopLite does exactly what is says it will do and does it well. Nothing wrong with limiting functionality to encourage paid upgrades. But so nice to be able to test on a free version first. I a, probably going to pay for the pro version. No complaints here.

Although I haven't tried another version to compare this to, I haven't needed to. This does everything I need and it's FREE! I'll probably purchase the 'pay' version that allows you to setup multiple profiles, but my experience thus far has been great. I recommend this product to everyone.

Now I can just leave my laptop docked, and bring my iPad to whatever meetings I need to go to. Plus, with the VPN, I can get updates from home. The only problem is some buttons are so small, I have to zoom in just so that I click the scroll button, and not the close button. That's a minor inconvenience ... The only reason I don't give it 5 stars. Great job!