It's built into the operating system and has a command line interface capability to insert credentials, IDs, a password, et cetera.
Microsoft Remote Desktop Services offers stable performance and easy deployment, with straightforward installation and secure remote access. Scalability and Azure integration enhance its value, but security concerns with the RDP protocol and inadequate support for Linux or Mac persist. Connectivity is problematic on slower networks, and stability issues post-updates affect reliability. The high price compared to free alternatives is a drawback for tech buyers considering adoption.