Copying files in terminal and local Windows
Wawa
I remember a very interesting discussion last year at the Xiaorong forum on Terminal Services 3389,
How many methods can be used to transmit files locally and remotely.
We mentioned that it is implemented through IPC connection, TFTP, FTP, HTTP, and so on,
At that time, I posted a Post saying: I forgot where to see an article. The question of this article seems to be
"Let you stop the world at your fingertips", which is a patch of RDP, which allows you to copy files between local windows.
In the remote terminal window.
This feature may not be used by many users, so we will not discuss it further.
If you copy a file in the terminal or local window without any settings, the following error occurs:
Now, many friends are using the 3389 Remote Management Server.
Isn't it convenient to copy and paste files in the window without using FTP ?!
So I wrote this article (without in-depth research, I can only give you one idea)
To implement the above functions, we need to reset the terminal server configuration and client configuration,
First, let's look at how to set the server:
Here we areHttp://www.haowawa.com/down/rdpclipDownload the following program:
Rdpclip.exe
Fxfr. dll
Rdpdr. dll
You can also download only RDP. ZIP, which contains the above three programs
(These programs come from Microsoft rdpclip_hotfix. I just extracted them for ease of use)
Put the fxfr. dll file under your winntsystem32,
Create a directory named rdpclip under winntsystem32,
Put the rdpclip.exe file in this directory,
(Reminder: The winntsysten32 on your server also has files of the same name, but the versions are different. The original
Is 5.00.2174.1. Our new version is 5.00.2205.1)
:
Modify the Registry as follows:
Set HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEMCurrentControlSetControlTerminal ServerWdsdpwd
Set the value of startupprogramsto rdpclipdpclip.exe (the original value is rdpclip)
:
In this way, the server is set! It's easy !? :)
Setting the client is simpler:
Copy the two programs rdpdr. dll fxfr. dll above to the program filesTerminal Services Client.
(Overwrite the original file. Do not use the terminal during this period; otherwise, an error will be reported)
Then, you can use a client to connect to the server and copy and paste files in hard disks and folders on the same machine.
It's very convenient !? :)
My personal understanding is inevitable. please correct me!