Team Sharing support for connection entries

[eduardomozart]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Would be amazing if Rabbit Remote Control support sharing connections with other people (e.g. IT team support). Right now, the only multiplatforms software for Linux/macOS that offers this feature is Royal TSX and Remote Desktop Manager (RDM), but both are paid, and the only open source alternative for Windows that is actively developed is mRemoteNG and 1Remote.

Describe the solution you'd like
mRemoteNG and 1Remote saves connections into MySQL. The mRemoteNG SQL schema can be found at: mRemoteNG/mRemoteNG@6fb7b1c

Describe alternatives you've considered
I didn't studied the Rabbit Remote Control internals yet to know how it's internal data structure and if I'm able to copy it's connection data to other computers to sync them.

Additional context
Add any other context or screenshots about the feature request here.

[KangLin]

Use VNC , it is support sharing desktop with other people.
The FreeRDP isn't support with default windows rdp server.
In subsequent service development, freerdp service sharing will be added.

Server <---------> Client 1
           |-----> Client 2
           |-----> Client 3
           |-----> Client 4

[eduardomozart]

Yes, but when I mean "Team Sharing" I didn't mean multiple connections to the same computer, but instead having a single database to store Connection data. I work into a little MSP on Brazil and I would like to share connections between my co-workers, so when I create a new connection on Rabbit Remote Control, it show up to my colleagues when they open the program.

[KangLin]

Sorry, I amn't understand.

having a single database to store Connection data. I work into a little MSP on Brazil and I would like to share connections between my co-workers, so when I create a new connection on Rabbit Remote Control, it show up to my colleagues when they open the program.

Are you working on the same local area network or on the internet?

The current connection data is saved in the configuration file. It is located in My documents\Rabbit\RabbitRemoteControl\share.
You can transfer the file to your co-workers(email or file transfer), Let them open the connection from the program 'Menu → Operate → Open(O) rabbit remote control file '.

Please describe your requirements in detail using user case and flowcharts.

[eduardomozart]

The intention is similar to send the file through mail, but the intention is to use a sharing program (like iCloud) to keep the connections in-sync, e.g. I share a file using iCloud and create one connection into my macOS at home and one co-worker at his home (over WAN) is able to see and use this connection as we both load the connections from the same file (Rabbit Remote Control could monitor the file for changes and reload it on the fly to reflect the new connection, as Royal TS does). But I do believe that the better solution for LAN and WAN environments would allow to setup Rabbit Remote Control to a remote DB (e.g. MySQL) and when creating a new connection, instead of saving it locally, save it on DB, and query the table on regular intervals to reload the connections, similar to mRemoteNG scheme shown above, so the MySQL table deals with concurrency, locks and other limitations of a file-sharing approach.

[KangLin]

I understand it is shared connection parameters.

• Use Case 1:
  　Multiple Locations: Home, Work
  　You want to use the same connection parameters you use at home at work

• Use Case 2:
  Multiple people at multiple locations: A and B, location 1, location 2
  B (in location 2) want to use A(in location 1) the same connection parameters.

[eduardomozart]

Exactly!