For the location you must find mstsc.exe and add the location of the *.rdp file as a parameter. Follow your desired settings for the published remote desktop, except the location. Publish the remote desktop connection in XenApp Open theĪccess Management Console, and start to publish a new application. Add this file to any folder you wish on the XenApp server so it can be accessed when you publish the connection. Open the *.rdp file with Notepad and at the end of the file, add EnableCredSSPSupport:i:0, and save the file. To resolve this, you can make the connection bypass the first logon prompt.įor the remote desktop connection to bypass the first login prompt, disable Credential support on the connection. If you publish the remote desktop with this configuration, the administrator must log on twice to authenticate to the Windows 2003 servers. This does not occur for Microsoft Windows 2008. However there is another thing to be configured.īy default, when a user logs on to a Microsoft Windows 2003 Server they must log on twice, first on the remote client and second inside the connection on the Windows login prompt. You now have a custom remote desktop connection to a server. Go back to the General tab and save the configuration to a *.rdp file. Set the value to “Connect and don’t warn me”. These versions of operating systems do not have the feature to provide this type of verification. This is recommended especially for connection to Windows Server 2003 or Windows XP machines. This helps users connect from limited or high usage networks.Įliminate the security question when user logs on to a server that cannot provide or is not configured to provide this type of verification. Select Reconnect if the connection is dropped. The more options you allow, the more network resources are used for the connection. Configure your audio, clipboard, printer, and local drive redirection settings.
Users might have unwanted access to resources on the server if the settings are configured wrongly. Configure these settings as needed, keep in mind that the users will be using these connections. The settings changes made here are saved in the *.rdp file. If you want to force a specific desktop size or color quality, change them here. Always keep in mind the type of connection the users will have, the higher the graphics resolution, the more the performance of the connection is affected. Note: Leave the username box blank and Allow me to save credentials If you want to create only one custom connection for all of your machines, then leave it blank. Configure the IP address or host name of the computer you wish to access using the remote desktop. (This can be done on any computer, you only need to create the *.rdp file.) Click Options, extra configuration options for the current connection is displayed.
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