Remote connection server for Windows 2003 & 2008

1. Select "Start Menu"-"All Programs"-"attachment"-> "Remote Desktop Connection"

TIPS: You can also start Remote Desktop Connection by using the Start menu-run, enter the command "MSTSC", or use the shortcut "Win" + "R" to start the Run window, enter the command "MSTSC" and start the Remote Desktop Connection

2, in the input box after the computer, enter your cloud server's extranet IP address, and then select "Connection."

TIPS:

1 If you need to set the password to save the input, click "Options", check "Allow me to save credentials" can be. This allows you to copy the host's password without having to manually enter it.

Enter your cloud server username and password to log in

2 remote access to the Windows System Host, adjust the window size;

In the Display tab, display the Configuration resizing window, which is generally full screen

3 Share local computer resources through Remote Desktop;

Set on the Local Resources tab, generally will be checked: 1 the Clipboard (from the local copy of the text information directly used, but can not copy the file); 2 You need to copy the file, you need to click "Details", select "Drive", check the file store letter information, so it can be.

TIPS:

In Remote Desktop Connection, server authentication verifies that you are connected to the correct remote computer or server. This security method helps prevent connections to unintended computers or servers, thereby eliminating the possibility of exposing confidential information due to this error connection.

The authentication strength required by your connection is determined by your system security policy, which is set by your system administrator. If the actual validation does not meet the minimum policy requirements, then there are three authentication options available for you to choose from:

Connect and do not warn me: With this option, even if Remote Desktop Connection cannot authenticate the remote computer, it will still be connected.

Warn me: With this option, if Remote Desktop Connection cannot authenticate the remote computer, a warning is issued to you so that you can choose whether to continue the connection.

No connection: With this option, a connection cannot be established if Remote Desktop Connection cannot authenticate the remote computer. )

This allows the host to view the local computer's letter information (but copy small files can also, large file transfer is very slow)

Note: To connect to a Windows server remotely on a Linux system, you can use the Rdesktop tool.