remote-desktop

问题 Closed. This question is off-topic. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed 6 years ago . As I know, I am able to connect with server directly using putty via terminal command- " putty server_ip -l user_name -pw password ", then there is no need to enter user name and password after that. Just like this I can run teamviewer by typing ' teamviewer ' in Terminal. But can anyone tell me that how to pass

问题 I've got a school demo tomorrow and because I don't have a laptop I need to use remote desktop to access a DB on my home machine for the demo. I can access my desktop from another machine on my ethernet by using the IP address I get from ipconfig, but here's the problem: The address of my home machine from ipconfig is of the form 192.168.1.XXX where my subnet mask is 256.256.256.0 I'm worried that once I'm on a machine outside of my ethernet the 192.168.1.XXX address will no longer work

问题 I want to give the users an announce before the virtual machine shutdown. Background: 1, 10 users sign on one virtual machine (Windows Virtual Desktop: Windows 10) 2, The virtual machine will shut down at 10:00 pm, and I want to give users an announce at 9:55 pm to let them know that. 3, I want to use the task schedule and script work together to achieve the goal. Is there have someone who knows how to write the script? Here is some code for reference: <Variable Name=

问题 I am trying to ignore the certificate warning on remote desktop connection - the one in the image: So far I have found that when I check the "don't ask again" checkbox it is generating registry key over here: HKCU:\Software\Microsoft\Terminal Server Client\Servers A new record is generated with the name of the server and key name CertHash that contains a value that is specific for a machine. The key is the same for a machine - if I delete it and check the checkbox the same value is again

问题 I am trying to ignore the certificate warning on remote desktop connection - the one in the image: So far I have found that when I check the "don't ask again" checkbox it is generating registry key over here: HKCU:\Software\Microsoft\Terminal Server Client\Servers A new record is generated with the name of the server and key name CertHash that contains a value that is specific for a machine. The key is the same for a machine - if I delete it and check the checkbox the same value is again

问题 I try to run .bat file from remote desktop. I do it by run the next command: net use m: \\the-ip-of-the-remote-computer mypassword /myuser // Execution works well then, I try to xcopy from the remote desktop to my computer. So I write this: net use t: \\the-ip-of-the-remote-desktop mypassword /myuser xcopy \\the-ip-of-the-remote-computer my-libary But in some cases, this command is not execute well. I also try this, and it doesn't work: net use m: \\the-ip-of-the-remote-desktop mypassword

问题 I'm connecting to a ec2 using Remote Desktop Connection with the Admins Login and Password but after connecting to the server I see the Windows's User Login Page asking for the password a second time, so I'm needing to type the password twice. It wasnt like this before, when connecting to the server the user would already be logged in, this started after a windows update in my machine. How can I connect with the user already logged like before? 回答1: I also had this problem, and it looks like

问题 I'm tunneling with ngrok to access my localhost of remote desktop. I successfully created my forwarding URL with ngrok but it doesn't seem it works well. Let's say when I do this https://*******.ngrok.io/sentiment/楽 I get what I want. But when I do this https://*******.ngrok.io/sentiment/楽しい I get bad request error but the url actually perfectly returns output on localhost of remote desktop. I don't know what's just different, is there any encoding problem or something? I'm so in trouble.

问题 The startup form in my VB6 app is behaving strangely when started in a Terminal Services (Remote Desktop) session, with both the host and client being XP Pro machines. The form is meant to be centered but it actually maximises and its content goes to the top left and it looks very strange. Note, this only happens when the app path is used for the "Start the following program on connection" field under the Program tab in the RDP client. Apparently there is a solution if you are running Server

问题 Remote Desktop Protocol version 6.1 changed the way RDP sessions are handled (making session 0, which previously meant "console session", into a non-interactive session). I need to be able to figure out from within my program how to determine just what version of the RD protocol is being used on the current RDP session. Nothing I can find in the Windows Terminal Services API, however, seems to give me the protocol version. 回答1: the WTSClientBuildNumber attribute in the WTS_INFO_CLASS contains