XP and WIN 2003 Remote Desktop Force Entry command _ telnet T man command

Use MSTSC to command others. I want to use my computer to control another computer. The two of us are in different places. Detailed description under.

Server management often encounter this problem, how should we deal with it? Don't worry, here's a way to teach you:

If you are under Windows XP, use this command to enter Mstsc/admin in the runtime.

If the T-person is in win 2003, you can use the following command Mstsc/console

Then enter your IP to connect. You find that other users are given T. It's cool.

Let's take a closer look at the mstsc command.

Remote Desktop If you exceed the maximum number of connections, use the command line mstsc/console login

Can be used in the run MSTSC/CONSOLE/V:IP: remote port can be forced to login;

If you are directly using the Remote Desktop Connection, enter/CONSOLE/V:IP: Remote port.

such as: mstsc/console/v:221.221.221.221:34567

Remote Desktop MSTSC parameters can be learned by mstsc/?

Remote Desktop Connection

MSTSC [ ] [/v: ] [/console] [/f[ullscreen]]

[/w: /h: ] | /edit "ConnectionFile" | /migrate | /?

--Specifies the name of the connected. rdp file.

/v: --Specifies the terminal server to which you want to connect.

/console--a console session connected to the server.

/F-Launches the client in full-screen mode.

/w: --Specifies the width of the Remote Desktop screen.

/h: --Specifies the brightness of the Remote Desktop screen.

/edit--Opens the specified. rdp file for editing.

/migrate-Migrate The legacy connection files created by the Client Connection Manager to the new. RDP connection file.

/? --Generate this usage message

XP and WIN 2003 Remote Desktop Force Entry command _ telnet T man command