Microsoft Remote Desktop for Mac tutorial (lan mac connection win7)

RDC software: Microsoft Remote Desktop Connection Client 2.1.1 (http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/zh-cn/details.aspx? Familyid = 68347e0d-44d3-4065-99bb-b664b27ee1f0)

 

With Microsoft office2011 for Mac installed Microsoft's remote desktop for Mac, it is just practical for Mac users who need to remotely connect to Windows like me. I found a simple tutorial as follows, only in win7 (lion remote connection to win7) and LAN pilot, other welcome to add.

1. Remote Login condition: theoretically, the network on the face is enough. I did not try it out on the Internet, because network ing is required, which is difficult to solve. In this tutorial, only the LAN is in the same network segment. For example, the Mac lan ip address is 192.168.1.2 and the pc lan ip address is 192.168.1.3.

2. First, set it on the connected win7. Right-click computer and select Properties"

Select "remote settings" in properties. The following dialog box is displayed:
You must check this option before remote assistance.
In the "System" window, click "remote settings ", in the "remote" option window in the pop-up System Properties, select "allow computer connections running any version of Remote Desktop" or "only allow running users at the network level ".

Next, go to the "control panel" and select "User Account and home security" to set the account password for the computer to be logged on.
TIPS: You must set the account password for all the computers you are logged on to connect to through the Remote Desktop.

Go to the "User Account" option and click the "Create password for your account" option
Enter the password you want in your account prompt box and click "create password. It can be an administrator account or a common account.

3. Next, you need to set
Open Microsoft Remote Desktop

Enter the IP address of your win7 computer. Refer to the above and enter 192.168.1.3.

In the displayed dialog box, enter your PC user name and password
If it is correct, you can log in. Sometimes a certificate problem is prompted.
After logging in, you will find that the screen is black or the screen size is inappropriate. It doesn't matter. Just set it in the Remote Desktop (RDC) preference.

OK.

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