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If I setup a network share on a live IP accessible to all as a &quot;guest&quot;, would I be able to start a program on that share using the RDP &quot;Start program on connect&quot;?<br />
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Would RDP start a program with a path of \\IP\Calc.exe or whatever...<br />
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Asking the question cause I can't test it myself at the moment and was wondering if anybody knew.
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If I setup a network share on a live IP accessible to all as a "guest", would I be able to start a program on that share using the RDP "Start program on connect"?

Would RDP start a program with a path of \\IP\Calc.exe or whatever...

Asking the question cause I can't test it myself at the moment and was wondering if anybody knew.

Can RDP &quot;Start program on connect&quot; run a program on a network share?

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Can RDP &quot;Start program on connect&quot; run a program on a network share?

Can RDP "Start program on connect" run a program on a network share?