Ms remote desktop app is now delisted, where to find offline installer?

Rn we have 15 users and I can recommend it. Maybe its a bit overkill, since it has a lot of features smaller teams dont need, but those features dont bloat the software /ui and you surely have anything you could ask for and its not that expensive. Up to 10 users the server is free and you only have to pay RDM (350/year) or Launcher(150/year) per user. Over 10 users you pay an additional 500 for the server if you self host, cloud is also possible. So far I everything worked perfect and as expected. Two times I had questions for support, I just posted it on their Forum and within hours Devolutions staff responded. I really like the support over a forum approach, since other users can profit from past problems. Pros: -Security (for example everythings stored in a DB, integrated password health checks (warns you if a pw is pwned), proxy can be used for the servers internet access, RBAC etc. -Supports over I believe 150 protocols and connection types -Shared credentials can be used without users being able to see the password -personal credentials on shared connections are possible -Automatic user creation and license assignement -Has an option and solution for everything -Batch edit is possible Cons: -Permissions are a bit complicated to understand, but once you get it its logical -Powershell Module isnt documented well (everything else is perfectly documented) In one sentence: buy it if you can. I had to evaluate and test multiple products like RoyaleTS etc. just a few months ago and it was by far the best solution, not the cheapest, but the best.