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Support - RDP Connections |
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Create an RDP Client Connection |
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1. Click Start => All Programs => Accessories => Remote Desktop Connection
2. In Computer, type the computer name or TCP/IP (shown below) address of the host you want to control.
3. Fill in your credentials, Domain if needed.
4. (OPTIONAL) You can save the connection as a 'Profile' so you can quickly go back to it later and use it again.
5. Select Microsoft Exchange, POP3, IMAP or HTTP.
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...with Options expanded |
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6. I don't recommend clicking the 'Save my password' check box because if your system becomes compromised, you potentially compromise anyone you can connect to.
7. After entering all the information needed, click connect.
8. Your request is sent to the computer you wish to connect to and the Log onto Windows dialog box appears.
9. Type your user name, password, and domain (if required), and then click OK.
10. The Remote Desktop window will now open and you can work on the remote computer.
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IMPORTANT - Log Off Correctly when finished |
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It can cause problems if you either do not log off or just click the 'X' to close the window. See Logging off an RDP Session.
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Sharing your local devices (clipboard, drives, printers, etc...) |
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To change your connection settings, (such as screen size, automatic logon information, and performance options), click on the other tabs available when you open Remote Desktop.
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