Terminal Services (RDP) client

Sorry for the rather basic question, but what benefits would it provide to a user?

Paul

Yeah, that'ld be sweet, then instead of waiting for a nice SSH app for the 7650, I could Terminal Services into my Win2K server, then SSH from there. Woah, that'll rule.

Interesting to see the bandwidth use in GPRS for such a connection!

Flubster

Well, this would allow the user to remote control/administer any machine running terminal services (winnt4 terminal server edition, win2k server /w terminal services installed, any winxp edition).

although i guess that maybe a 'native' remote control (not terminal server) such as VNC might be more appealing to the general public as most machines don't run TS...

I intend to make this project open source as I'll 'borrow' pieces from either rdesktop (www.rdesktop.org) or VNC (www.uk.research.att.com/vnc) which are both open source...

Thanks very much anubis for the explanation - I can see its usefulness: best of luck with the project!

Paul

anubis wrote:Well, this would allow the user to remote control/administer any machine running terminal services (winnt4 terminal server edition, win2k server /w terminal services installed, any winxp edition).

although i guess that maybe a 'native' remote control (not terminal server) such as VNC might be more appealing to the general public as most machines don't run TS...

I intend to make this project open source as I'll 'borrow' pieces from either rdesktop (www.rdesktop.org) or VNC (www.uk.research.att.com/vnc) which are both open source...

I'm very interested in it................

anubis wrote:Well, this would allow the user to remote control/administer any machine running terminal services (winnt4 terminal server edition, win2k server /w terminal services installed, any winxp edition).

although i guess that maybe a 'native' remote control (not terminal server) such as VNC might be more appealing to the general public as most machines don't run TS...

I intend to make this project open source as I'll 'borrow' pieces from either rdesktop (www.rdesktop.org) or VNC (www.uk.research.att.com/vnc) which are both open source...

If this works on the p900 SE I would definately be interested.... nice 1! Can you please let me know if you want a ginea pig to try it on. ([email protected])
Cheers
Shaun

p900 wrote:If this works on the p900 SE I would definately be interested.... nice 1! Can you please let me know if you want a ginea pig to try it on. ([email protected])
Cheers
Shaun

I would definitely be interested. The only thing which is tying me to my XDA is my need to use terminal services. I'd love to be able to use a P910 instead as my main phone.

Flubster wrote:Yeah, that'ld be sweet, then instead of waiting for a nice SSH app for the 7650...
Flubster

A "nice SSH app", such as Putty for the Series 60: -

See here

Merlin ;O)

Hi, I really need a rdp-client for my p900. Please let me know if you need me totry a beta-version. [email][email protected][/email]

Engdal wrote:Hi, I really need a rdp-client for my p900. Please let me know if you need me totry a beta-version. [email][email protected][/email]

Hi -

So did anyone developed RDC/TSC for Windows servers. If yes I'ld really like to install it on Nokia 7610 to manage my servers remotely.

So from where do I download it.

Thanks,

Claes H wrote:i would like to know aswell, are looking for a rdp for my P910i..
please email me atclaes(at)chpartnerdot.se

I Would also be gratefull for such an rdp client ,so If you know of it, please mail it to me.
�Thank you in advance, Hedegaard4

Did anyone have success with a Symbian/Java RDP client? I did attempt to compile the one out on SourceForge but I apparently am inept in getting the java compiler to find all of the libraries. I am still interested in acquiring the client if anyone has been successful????

anubis developin this kind of client would really be useful. and i will wait till u done m8. i use e61 so i hope tht ur client will be series 60 3rd edition compatible.