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Default i want to access remote desktop in dotnet - 02-27-2007 , 10:28 AM






i want to make project on remote desktop accessing in dotnet
so anybody help me how it's possible in dotne i.e. what's all things are required such as any protocol or anything else

Thank You in advanse
Prashant


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Default Re: i want to access remote desktop in dotnet - 03-01-2007 , 05:59 PM






The protocol is RDP which runs at or above the L3 TCP protocol it defaults
to port 3389

there is an active x interface "Microsoft remote desktop client" add it in
to your project
rdp.Server = "ServernameOrIP"

rdp.AdvancedSettings2.RDPPort = "3389"

rdp.Connect()





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i want to make project on remote desktop accessing in dotnet
so anybody help me how it's possible in dotne i.e. what's all things are
required such as any protocol or anything else

Thank You in advanse
Prashant




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Default Re: i want to access remote desktop in dotnet - 03-02-2007 , 09:17 AM



On Tue, 27 Feb 2007 07:28:12 -0800, p_moglaikar (AT) yahoo (DOT) co.in wrote:

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i want to make project on remote desktop accessing in dotnet
so anybody help me how it's possible in dotne i.e. what's all things are required such as any protocol or anything else
Depends what remote desktop you want to use. If you're talking about
Terminal Services (XP Remote Desktop), then you can use the XP Remote
Desktop ActiveX as Michael suggested. I did it and it works fine. 2 clicks
of mouse, 3 lines of code.

If you want to access a VNC server, you'll need to find either an ActiveX
or .NET VNC client. There is a commercial ActiveX VNC client out there and
a few open source VNC clients in C# (Google for them). Tried them all,
neither are really good. Ended up developing my own VNC client in C# which
turned out to be fairly simple (the VNC protocol is documented and very
simple).

Other remote desktop system sometimes offer an ActiveX version of their
clients.


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