Posts Tagged RDP

I’m at 2cx training which is a terminal server add on for publishing applications and load balancing terminal servers.
If you manage hundreds of systems using remote desktop like we do, managing all the connections can get messy. 2cx provide a free terminal server client which allows you to add all the connections within the client, and to [...]

Hi folks,
Ever been connecting to a PC with Remote Desktop and have to wait ages while the wallpaper loads before you can log in? After logging in, make this little change and wait no longer!
HKUSERS\Users\.DEFAULT\Control Panel\Desktop\Wallpaper
Remove the value (but leave the key there) and no more wallpaper at the login screen!

Often you may need to remotely connect to a network workstion, but by default remote desktop is not enabled. Other than having an administrative user enable it on the workstation itself, here is a way to do it remotely.

Run Regedit
Select File | Connect Network Registry
Enter the name of the remote computer and select Check Names
Go [...]

To setup a firewall rule to enable access through ISA to internal servers, you need to map different external ports to the interal port 3389.
In this example an internal system is on 192.168.10, and you want to RDP on port 3390 to this server.
Right-click firewall policy and select new – server publishing rule
Give it a [...]

If you have Microsoft office installed you will already have the remote desktop for Macintosh on your computer.  Simply do a search on the Mac for remote desktop to run the program.
If you do not have it or want the latest version and follow the link below
http://download.microsoft.com/download/6/c/0/6c01c76e-fef9-4a59-9fe1-84b1a307ad26/RDC200_ALL.dmg

An alternative open source remote desktop program is CORD [...]

Remote desktop is a nice feature of Windows 2003, XP, and 2000 server that lets you remotely login to, and work on the system as if you were there. Many times you find that you need it enabled – but the machine you are trying to access is far across your network where it is [...]

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Open Remote Desktop Connection. (Click Start, point to Programs or All Programs, point to Accessories, and then click Remote Desktop Connection.)

 

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In Computer, type the name of the server you would like to connect to (For example; example.kingcomputer.com.au )
 

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Click Connect.
The Log On to Windows dialog box appears.
 

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In the Log On to Windows dialog box, type your [...]