remote-desktop

I am using C# Framework 4.0 Windows Form. My program is installed on a server TSE. There are 11 light clients that connect to this server. When one of these clients launches my progam, how can I get his PC name ? Panagiotis Kanavos Assuming you are using Terminal Services and Remote Desktop, you can check the CLIENTNAME environment variable to retrieve the client machine's name, although some people report problems with it. You can get the value with Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable , eg var clientName=Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("CLIENTNAME"); For an API based method, check Preferred

I'm writing a C# program where it would be useful to see if someone is running the program via remote desktop and if so, the machine name where the remote desktop is running. I can get the former using SystemInformation.TerminalServerSession But is there any way to get the name of the remote machine? I think the Remote Desktop Services API will do what you want... http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa383468(v=VS.85).aspx And the following example may help too - http://community.citrix.com/display/xa/How+to+get+client+IP+address+and+client+hostname+using+Terminal+Services+API You can

Closed. This question is off-topic. It is not currently accepting answers. Learn more . Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed 3 years ago . Is there any way to remote-desktop INTO a Windows CE device if all I have to work with on that device is a USB port? I'd like to be able to record the screen. ActiveSync supports ActiveSync Remote Display . And ActiveSync works via USB. See if your WinCE device supports ActiveSync. Otherwise, you could do something with VNC and a USB network adaptor, provided there were drivers for it on CE. This is

I have an issue that's driving me mad. I have successfully been able to connect my teamviewer session from a browser uri to my required remote resource. I achieve this by using the following uri command in the browser address bar (in reality, it's a button click in html): teamviewer8://remotecontrol?connectcc=123456789 Although this connects perfectly as required, it presents an issue that I need to address. The problem If the connection isn't yet open, the teamviewer session is initiated and the window pops up in my second monitor as required. All good. However, if the session is already

I want to create a web application similar to TS Web Access, where I can create rdp files on the fly for Remote Apps configured on the server. Any idea?? Naraen We had to do this exact thing. private void InvokeRDPSign(String fileName, String certificateThumbPrint) { Process signingProcess = new Process(); signingProcess.StartInfo.FileName = @"rdpsign.exe"; String arguments = String.Format("/sha1 {0} {1}", certificateThumbPrint, fileName); signingProcess.StartInfo.Arguments = arguments; signingProcess.StartInfo.UseShellExecute = false; signingProcess.StartInfo.RedirectStandardOutput = true;

I am developing a C# application (.Net 3.5, Win Forms) which is run on a server, and is accessed by Users using remote desktop. The application keeps freezing on seemingly random occasions on the remote machine (i.e. all GUI components turn to white, task manager reports the application to be not responding), but not when run locally (I'm not entirely sure about that, but failed to reproduce the freeze on my machine). Has anyone experienced such behavior in his apps that are accessed remotely? What debugging strategy would you suggest? Do I need to consider something special when developing