The Terminal Services Connection Wizard will open. Click Next, enter the
connection name and comments, and click Next. Select the network adapter to
use and the number of connections. Click Next, review your settings, and click
Finish.
3. To change the properties of an existing connection, right-click the connection,
such as the default RDP-TCP connection, and click Properties. The RDP-TCP
Properties dialog box will open.
4. Go through each of the tabs. The settings you can change are as follows:
?–? General Add a comment to the connection??™s description and switch to
High encryption.
?– Log On Settings Provide automatic logon by specifying the logon
information to always use and whether a password will be requested.
?– Sessions Determine when to end a terminal session and how to reconnect
if disconnected.
?– Environment Specify which, if any, program should be started when the
user logs on, and what folder it should point to.
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?– Remote Control Determine whether to allow the remote control or
observation of a user??™s terminal session and set the conditions under which
it is allowed.
?– Client Settings Specify which of the client devices and capabilities will
be available during a terminal session.
?– Network Adapter Specify the NIC or network adapter that will be used
for this connection and the maximum number of connections to be allowed.
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