Cloud Access through RDP - Revision history

Alexs at 16:37, 2 April 2014

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Alexs at 16:36, 2 April 2014

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Alexs at 21:41, 1 April 2014

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Alexs at 21:41, 1 April 2014

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Alexs at 19:34, 1 April 2014

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Alexs at 19:34, 1 April 2014

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Alexs at 19:25, 1 April 2014

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Alexs at 19:23, 1 April 2014

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Alexs at 19:18, 1 April 2014

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Alexs at 19:14, 1 April 2014

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 <br>Set the color depth (Note: lower = faster)
 <br>Click on the '''‘Local Resources’''' tab
 <br>[[File:Rdp4.png]]

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 - Launch the Remote Desktop Connection utility from Windows> Start> Remote Desktop Connection (RDP)
 <br>[[File:1st.png]]
 <br>RDP Connection
 <br>[[File:rdp1.png]]
 <br>Click on the ‘Show Options’ in the lower right hand corner
 <br>[[File:Rdp2.png]]
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 <br>Click on Allow me to Save Credentials
 <br>Click on the Display Tab
 <br>[[File:Rdp3.png]]
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 <br>Check Clipboard (Note: All could servers are set to utilize local printing resources)
 <br>Click on the '''‘More’''' button
 <br>[[File:Rdp5.png]]
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 <br>Click OK and save the configuration
 <br>Click on the '''‘Experience’''' tab
 <br>[[File:Rdp6.png]]
 <br>You can set your connection quality or leave it to Automatic
 <br>Click back on the '''‘General’''' tab
 <br>[[File:Rdp7.png]]
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 <br>The server will load to the SME login screen
 <br>Enter your SME login information as provided by your SME Administrator
 <br>[[File:smecloud.png]]

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 <br>The server will load to the SME login screen
 <br>Enter your SME login information as provided by your SME Administrator
 <br>[[File:smecloud.png]]

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	<br>[[File:Rdp7.png]]		<br>[[File:Rdp7.png]]
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	Click '''‘Save As’''' and save the RDP configuration settings to your desktop. If you have multiple RDP sessions to other computers you may want to give it a unique name. .E. High5 SME server, etc…		Click '''‘Save As’''' and save the RDP configuration settings to your desktop. If you have multiple RDP sessions to other computers you may want to give it a unique name. .E. High5 SME server, etc…

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−	I also recommend saving the connection to a desktop shortcut so the settings are stored for future use.	+	We also recommend saving the connection to a desktop shortcut so the settings are stored for future use.

	Saving instructions are at the end of the configuration steps.		Saving instructions are at the end of the configuration steps.

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-'''   - Launch the Remote Desktop Connection utility from Windows> Start> Remote Desktop Connection (RDP)'''
+- Launch the Remote Desktop Connection utility from Windows> Start> Remote Desktop Connection (RDP)
 <br>[[File:1st.png]]
-<br>'''RDP Connection'''
+<br>RDP Connection
 <br>[[File:rdp1.png]]
-<br>'''Click on the ‘Show Options’ in the lower right hand corner'''
+<br>Click on the ‘Show Options’ in the lower right hand corner
 <br>[[File:Rdp2.png]]
-<br>'''Enter Your Server \ Your Login info – as provided by High 5 Software'''
+<br>Enter Your Server \ Your Login info – as provided by High 5 Software
-<br>'''Click on Allow me to Save Credentials'''
+<br>Click on Allow me to Save Credentials
-<br>'''Click on the Display Tab'''
+<br>Click on the Display Tab
 <br>[[File:Rdp3.png]]
-'''Set the screen size. (Note: if you do not want the RDP session to take over your entire screen you can choose a setting slightly smaller than the entire screen).'''
+Set the screen size. (Note: if you do not want the RDP session to take over your entire screen you can choose a setting slightly smaller than the entire screen).
-<br>'''Set the color depth (Note: lower = faster)'''
+<br>Set the color depth (Note: lower = faster)
-<br>'''Click on the ‘Local Resources’ tab'''
+<br>Click on the '''‘Local Resources’''' tab
 <br>[[File:Rdp4.png]]
-'''Check Printers (Note: All could servers are set to utilize local printing resources)
+Check Printers (Note: All could servers are set to utilize local printing resources)
-<br>'''Check Clipboard (Note: All could servers are set to utilize local printing resources)'''
+<br>Check Clipboard (Note: All could servers are set to utilize local printing resources)
-<br>'''Click on the ‘More’ button'''
+<br>Click on the '''‘More’''' button
 <br>[[File:Rdp5.png]]
-'''Check ‘Drives’ – you can check all that apply. If your computer is on a network you can also check mapped drives'''
+Check '''‘Drives’''' – you can check all that apply. If your computer is on a network you can also check mapped drives
-<br>'''Click OK and save the configuration'''
+<br>Click OK and save the configuration
-<br>'''Click on the ‘Experience’ tab'''
+<br>Click on the '''‘Experience’''' tab
 <br>[[File:Rdp6.png]]
-<br>'''You can set your connection quality or leave it to Automatic'''
+<br>You can set your connection quality or leave it to Automatic
-<br>'''Click back on the ‘General’ tab'''
+<br>Click back on the '''‘General’''' tab
 <br>[[File:Rdp7.png]]

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−	<br>[[File:~~smescreen~~.png]]	+	<br>[[File:smecloud.png]]

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	<br>The server will load to the SME login screen		<br>The server will load to the SME login screen
	<br>Enter your SME login information as provided by your SME Administrator		<br>Enter your SME login information as provided by your SME Administrator
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		+
		+	<br>[[File:smescreen.png]]