Remote Desktop Web connection

Download: Remote Desktop Web Connection Tool

1.0 Introduction

1.1 What is Remote Desktop Web connection?

Welcome to "Remote Desktop Web connection ". "Remote Desktop Web connection" is an intermediate version of the "Terminal Service" component and function. The purpose of this version is to expand the "Terminal Service" function of the client, so that the system administrator, web designer, and web administrator can implement terminal service client sessions on the webpage or visual basic application, you do not need to download or install the entire "Remote Desktop Connection" client program. These innovations significantly improve the availability of "Terminal Services" in Remote Server Management, web applications, and Terminal Server Installation Management.

1.2 Overview of Remote Desktop Web connection Components

Remote Desktop Web connection consists of ActiveX client controls and sample Web pages.

The ActiveX client control actually provides the same functions as the complete Remote Desktop Connection Client, but it is designed to implement this function through the Web. When embedding a Web page, even if the user's computer does not have a complete "Remote Desktop Connection" client installed, the ActiveX client control can also master a client session with the terminal server.

When installing the ActiveX client control, a set of web pages are installed on your Web server at least. These webpages include the example pages and connection pages for collaborative work to create a web connection to the terminal server, and the pages for the Administrator to host Multiple ActiveX client control instances.

Note:

In the "Start"> "run" dialog box, type "http: // server/tsweb"> "OK" in the "run" dialog box. If you are using this client for the first time, you are required to download the ActiveX control, in the "server" text box, type the server name. In the "size" drop-down list, select the Remote Desktop resolution. Select "full screen ", (otherwise, the Remote Desktop will be displayed in the browser). Press enter to view the logon window, and enter the user name and password to enter the Remote Desktop. Others are the same as local machines.
To log out, select "logout". If you want to log out later, select "Disconnect" and use the same method as before. Of course, if the permission is large enough, you can select "restart" or "shutdown ".

Note: Do not directly close the browser window of "Remote Desktop Web connection" during use. Otherwise, the Remote Desktop is equivalent to "disconnected" and is not logged out.

Terminal Service Configuration:

Click Start and control panel, double-click Administrative Tools, and then double-click Terminal service configuration ". In the console tree, click Connect ". In the details pane, right-click the connection to which you want to configure the client device ing, and then click Properties ". To make remote desktop multimedia, select the maximum color depth on the "client Settings" tab and select the appropriate value from the drop-down list. Under "Disable the following items", do not select "audio ing" to enable remote desktop to play music.

 

2.0 Remote Desktop Web connection Installation Guide

This section describes how to install ActiveX client controls and sample Web pages for remote desktop web connections.

2.1 before installing ActiveX client controls and sample Web pages

The Remote Desktop Web connection ActiveX client control is designed to be installed on a Web server running Windows NT 4.0 Server (or an updated version) and Internet Information Server 4.0 (or an updated version. To use the sample web page, the web server must enable Active Server Pages (ASP ).

2.2 install ActiveX client controls and sample Web pages

ActiveX client controls and sample Web pages are included in the self-extracting executable file named tswebsetup.exe.

Key PointsActiveX client controls and sample Web pages are designed and installed on Web servers running Windows NT 4.0 Server (or later version) and Internet Information Server 4.0 (or later version. If it is installed on a computer that does not meet the requirements, the components will not be able to function as expected.

Install ActiveX client controls and sample Web pages

1. Run tswebsetup.exe on the Web server where the ActiveX client control is to be installed.

The ActiveX client control installer installs files in the directory specified on the target computer. The default location is c: \ Inetpub \ wwwroot \ tsweb.

2.3 embed Remote Desktop ActiveX control in the webpage

You can embed the Remote Desktop ActiveX control in the webpage by inserting the HTML <Object> tag, as shown in the following example:

<OBJECT language="vbscript" ID="MsRdpClient">         CLASSID="CLSID:9059f30f-4eb1-4bd2-9fdc-36f43a218f4a"   CODEBASE="msrdp.cab#version=5,1,2600,1050   WIDTH=<% resWidth = Request.QueryString("rW")      if resWidth < 200 or resWidth VIEWASTEXT > 1600 then        resWidth = 800      end if      Response.Write resWidth %>    HEIGHT=<% resHeight = Request.QueryString("rH")      if resHeight < 200 or resHeight > 1200 then        resHeight = 600      end if      Response.Write resHeight %>></OBJECT>

The value set for the keyword width refers to the width (in pixels) of the "Terminal Service" session displayed on the webpage ). The value set for the keyword height is the height (in pixels) of the "Terminal Service" session ). The value set for the keyword codebase is the location of the file containing the Remote Desktop Web connection code. The name of this file is msrdp. Cab, which is located in the installation directory of the Remote Desktop ActiveX Control and sample Web page. The keyword paramname is set to one or more parameters supported by msrdp. ocx.

Note that the parameters of the Remote Desktop ActiveX control object are not listed in this document. To view parameters, open msrdp. ocx in tools such as oleview.exe or Visual Basic Object Browser. Msrdp. ocx is located in msrdp. Cab.