Configuration and application of Windows2003 Remote Desktop

window|windows2003| Remote Desktop Do you sometimes need to remotely call data or programs in the server, or even configure the server, or remotely shut down (reboot) the server, try a Remote Desktop Web Connection in Windows 2003, Its powerful features will certainly make you feel very satisfied.

Remote Desktop Web Connection is an ActiveX control that actually provides the same functionality as a full Terminal Services client, but it is designed to deliver the functionality over the Web. When you embed a Web page, a remote Desktop Web connection can host a client session that is connected to a terminal server, even if the full Remote Desktop Connection client is not installed on the user's computer.

I. Installation of necessary components

Open the Control Panel → add or Remove Programs → add or remove Windows components → application server → details ... → Internet Information Services (IIS) → details ... "→" www Service "→" details ... "→ check" Remote Desktop Web Connection → Even point three "ok" → "next" waiting to be completed. (Figure 1).

Figure 1

Two, enable or disable remote connections

1, open the system in the Control Panel.

2. On the Remote tab, select or clear the Allow users to connect remotely to your computer check box. Click "Select Remote user ..." To add or remove users from the dialog box that appears, click OK (two times). (Figure 2)

Figure 2

Third, in the client application

Figure 3

At "Start" → "Run", in the Run box, type "http://server/tsweb" → "OK", the page shown in IE (Figure 3), if used for the first time on this client, will require downloading the ActiveX control, type the server name in the text box after "Server", and in the "size" Select the resolution of the Remote Desktop in the Drop-down list below, select Full screen (otherwise Remote Desktop will be displayed in the browser), enter the login window when you enter, and type the username and password to go to Remote Desktop. The other is the same as using a local machine. (Figure 4)

Figure 4

To exit, select "Logout", if you want to enter after a while, select "Disconnect", and then enter the same method as before. Of course, if the permissions are large enough, you can also choose "reboot", "shutdown."

Note that when you use it, do not turn off the Remote Desktop Web Connection browser window, or remote desktops are "disconnected" and not logged off.

Iv. Terminal Services Configuration

1, click Start and Control Panel in turn, double-click Administrative Tools, and then double-click Terminal Services Configuration. In the console tree, click Connect. In the details pane, right-click the connection for which you want to configure client device mappings, and then click Properties. To make Remote Desktop multimedia, select the maximum color depth on the Client Settings tab and select the appropriate value in the Drop-down list. Under Disable the following items, do not select audio mappings so that Remote Desktop can also play music. (Figure 5)

2, the default login name settings (Figure 6)

3, in the Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager to find the specific location of the TSWeb virtual directory, modify the Default.htm file, you do not need to fill in the server name each time. Use Notepad to open default.htm, find input name= "server", modify value= "server name or IP address", save exit.