remote-desktop

Has anybody any successful remarks about having a team working via Remote Desktop? In many workplaces, we put end users via Citrix and the applications on a central, powerful server. Sometimes the clients are in the same building as the server, but often, they are remote. There could be some huge benefits for me to put my developers on Windows XP or Vista instances running on a couple servers with Hyper-V. I'm worried that RDP/RDC via the internet would be too slow for somebody to be able to develop efficiently. I'm sure I can hear plenty of bad things about it... are there any people out

I am using dirsync to get the attributes value that have changed in Active Directory(changelog). The following link explains how the dirsync is used to get attribute values : ' http://blogs.technet.com/b/isrpfeplat/archive/2010/09/20/using-the-dirsync-control.aspx ' I am changing the attribute Local path under Remote Desktop Services Profile of a user. I have ran a client which uses dirsync to get the changed objects in AD. In the client the attribute that is changed is userParameters and the value is in encrypted form. CtxCfgPresent P☺CtxCfgPresent???? ☻☺CtxWFProfi lePath?↑→☺CtxWFHomeDir?????

I am having blue prism architecture where my blue prism server and database server are in different machines which I access via taking remote desktop. I scheduled my bot to run at server VM. Now when I am connected to VM using Remote Desktop Protocol and keep the window in monitoring mode(watching it), All my scheduled jobs works fine, But if I minimize that VM window (By minimizing RDP )or if I dont do RDP to VM machine, Then the automation stops and throws errors. For checking purposes I also created a process on different server where Blue prism was installed and notices that everything

I have a Jenkins pipeline that executes a program in a remote server that uses pywin to manipulate an application for functional tests. My application works great while I have the remote desktop oppened but when I close the remote desktop and run it from Jenkins, the app gets lost. What I do is to open the app and send an enter key. This is my app: os.startfile("C:\\Program Files (x86)\\SAP\\FrontEnd\\SAPgui\\saplogon.exe") time.sleep(5) handle = win32gui.FindWindow(0, "SAP Logon 740") keyboard = Controller() keyboard.press(Key.enter) So I tried to add focus to the app to force the focus

Is there a way to determine whether the keyboard or mouse events are triggered from a hardware rather than an application like TeamViewer, Steam or some other remote desktop software in a desktop application running on Windows? My purpose is not to prevent bots, but to prevent remote access to the application. It seems that RawInput API lets me detect fake events sent using SendInput API. Is it correct? The low-level keyboard/mouse hooks provided by SetWindowsHookEx() report if input was generated by actual devices or injected by application code. For a low-level keyboard hook , the hook