Windows Server learning: server connection and exit, windows Server

Windows Server learning: server connection and exit, windows Server

This article is an article I published in my early days to provide basic technical training for new programmers. It is very basic and simple. I will share it with you. Of course, the staff can ignore it directly...

 

1. Windows server connection

1. In "run" in the desktop menu, enterMstscCommand, and then press ENTER

2. In the pop-up "Remote Desktop Connection" window, fill in the server address or domain name you want to access (for example, 192.168.1.1)

3. if you need to retain the login information (connect directly next time without entering the account password), proceed to the next step. If you do not need to retain the login information, click "Connect ", enter the account and password on the logon page to log on to the server.

4. Select "show options" in the lower left corner, fill in the account (generally administrator) in the expanded "General/General" panel, and select "Allow me to save creden" below"

5. Switch to the "display" Panel and pull the "display configuration" size to the rightmost side to display the "full screen" status.

6. Switch to the "local resources" Panel and deselect the "Printer" option in "local devices and resources ".

7. Everything is OK! You can click "Connect" and enter the password to log on to the server.

P.S. If there are too many login users on the server, the system will prompt you to have too many connections on the server and reject the connection. In this case, you can add the following parameters after the server address or domain name to log on to the server locally.

Ii. Exit Windows Server

There are two methods:

1. Click "close" in the remote desktop window to exit.

2. right-click the server "Taskbar", select "Task Manager" in the pop-up menu, go to the "user" Panel, select your username, right-click "Disconnect/Disconnect ", you can log out of the server.

** 2nd recommended methods **