remote-desktop

问题 I'm using a non-.NET worker role, configured by setting the ProgramEntryPoint in the service definition. That means that there is no .NET code in my application, which is written in Java and Python. When I run my worker role locally, I can open the Windows Azure Compute Emulator application and look at the standard output and error of my worker process. When I remote desktop into my Azure instance, I don't know where to get that same information. Where do I find standard output and error? 回答1

问题 This question was migrated from Super User because it can be answered on Stack Overflow. Migrated 4 years ago . I want to write a python script that connects to the remote server and creates a zip file in the remote server which consists of specific files present in remote server itself. I have written the below script : c = paramiko.SSHClient() c.set_missing_host_key_policy(paramiko.AutoAddPolicy()) c.connect('15.100.1.1', username='user', password='123') sftp=c.open_sftp() c.exec_command(

问题 I want that my script will automate to remote desktop connection. My problem is how will i able to send text in a script in loggin in into the remote desktop connection in password area. Below is my script from pywinauto.application import Application import win32api import pywinauto from pywinauto import keyboard from pywinauto import timings import time from pywinauto.keyboard import SendKeys app = Application().Start(cmd_line=u'"C:\Windows\system32\mstsc.exe" ') pywinauto.mouse.move(coords

问题 I am in need of writing a program(s) that will allow me to remote in to a windows mobile device (WM6.1.4) and allow me to control (like the Remote Desktop Client on Windows XP/7). I can remote to a Windows XP/7 pc from my mobile device but not vice versa and that's what I need. I would also like to include a windows explorer feature to view/copy/delete files from a windows mobile device remotely. Any ideas or leads as to what I would need to do to get this done? C# preferrably. Thanks! 回答1:

问题 I have a web application hosted on server 'A' (SA) and a web service for printing hosted on server 'B' (SB). SA creates and image that needs printing and sends it to SB. When doing this, printing is fairly slow, around fifteen seconds. However, if I log into SB using remote desktop as the user from the webconfig of the app hosted on SA, then it will print in less than two seconds. It seems as if SB is starting something up when I log into it that is making it print faster. Any idea what this

问题 The only type of 'remote desktop' application I've used previously is VNC viewer. My understanding of this kind of application is that when multiple users log in to the same VNC server, they share the keyboard, mouse and desktop, so only one person can actually use the computer, whilst the other users can watch what is happening. This obviously has its own uses. What I want to do is have an MS Access application available on a remote server. I want 2 or 3 users to be able to simultaneously

问题 Situation: My organization has "Unified Communication" with Microsoft Lync. I occasionally have to sit at another desk, so I use a remote desktop connection to continue using my usual computer. This means I have to log out of Lync on my usual computer so I can log into Lync at the other one. When I return to my usual computer, I never remember to log back into Lync. Question: Is there a way I can automate the process? Like, can I do something so that every time I start a remote session with

问题 as the subject say am trying to connect to server using this code in delphi procedure TmainF.Button1Click(Sender: TObject); var rdp1 : TMsRdpClient7NotSafeForScripting ; begin rdp1 := TMsRdpClient7NotSafeForScripting.Create(self); rdp1.Parent := mainF; rdp1.Server:=server_name; rdp1.UserName := user.Text; rdp1.AdvancedSettings7.ClearTextPassword := password.Text; rdp1.ConnectingText := 'connecting'; rdp1.DisconnectedText := 'disconnected'; rdp1.AdvancedSettings7.AuthenticationLevel:=0; rdp1

问题 I've seen multiple articles discussing how to configure your RDP settings via visual studio, credential caching via the RDP program, and yet we still have a problem. I've also seen articles saying "you need to add an endpoint to your role for RDP" -- If I do that, Visual Studio complains that "an endpoint is already defined for remote desktop" -- because it does this behind the scenes (or so it seems) when you enable RDP via the UI. (It wont let me publish, so I'm going to (cringe) assume

问题 I have a VM that I wish to run an automated task on (i.e. the automated task runs on the actual VM). The VM is a Windows 2008 server. I have added the task into the task scheduler, and when I'm logged into the machine via RDP I can run the task by right clicking, Run. However, when my RDP session is turned off, (but the user on the VM is still logged in) the task trys to run, but only opens notepad.exe, but does not write the text. The vbs script is as follows (simplified for our use here...)