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how do i create an rdp file that automatically launches an app once user logins to the server?
I created an RDP file for a user that logins automatically to the server. But i would like an app to launch automatically without the user having to double click the icon. How can I do that? the server and user are on the same LAN.
also, how do I enable RDP access for my users?
also, how do I enable RDP access for my users?
Batch file
Here look for instructions.
You could have a look at remoteapp its buildin in 2008
http://certcollection.org/forum/topic/55569-introducing-remoteapp-and-desktop-connections/
please note that the web part is optional.
http://certcollection.org/forum/topic/55569-introducing-remoteapp-and-desktop-connections/
please note that the web part is optional.
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P-Nuts: supported under small business server 2008 edition as well?
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ehabsalem: didn't think about that. i'll try that as well.
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P-Nuts: will it work if i just have remoteapp on windows 7 and not on the server?
This will work on the server where you made this setting. Once user logs using RDP the program will run.
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ehabsalem: where/how do i make that user profile setting?
I think it's included in sbs too.
You can't run it on win7 clients as you need terminal server for it.
I do want to raise a concern. In sbs the exchange and domain controller role is on one machine. I would not allow users to go in using terminal services. That 1 server dies all in your network and with normal users getting in you open it up for a lot of trouble.
Is it sbs premium then why not install 2008 server on one of other machines. As you have the license.
You can't run it on win7 clients as you need terminal server for it.
I do want to raise a concern. In sbs the exchange and domain controller role is on one machine. I would not allow users to go in using terminal services. That 1 server dies all in your network and with normal users getting in you open it up for a lot of trouble.
Is it sbs premium then why not install 2008 server on one of other machines. As you have the license.