Dell Hybrid Client version 2403 Administrator's Guide

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Configuring RDP

Dell RDP allows you to access and manage the data and resources of a remote device using an Internet connection.

This section provides information about how to configure an RDP connection and other Dell RDP features using Wyse Management Suite.

Dell Hybrid Client supports the following Dell RDP features that you can configure using Wyse Management Suite:

Table 1. Supported Dell RDP featuresSupported Dell RDP features.
Feature	Description
Single Sign-On support	Enables you to log in to a remote desktop session without asking for username, password, and domain locally.
Autolaunch	Enables you to configure the Citrix connection to launch automatically when the user logs in to the client. This feature is supported from Dell Hybrid Client version 1.6 onwards.
RD Gateway support	Enables you to access remote applications from a web browser when connected to an internal network.
Remote Application	Enables you to access remote applications in an RDP session.
Wallpaper	Enables you to change the wallpaper in an RDP session.
Font Smoothing	Enables font smoothing for remote connections. When you enable this option, fonts appear clear and smooth on the remote desktop.
Menu And Animation	Enables animation for menus and windows on the remote desktop.
Grab Keyboard Events	Enables all keyboard events within the connection window to be sent to the connection applications.
Low Bandwidth	Enables you to handle the network performance based on the network bandwidth.
Window Resolution	Enables you to set a window resolution for the desktop session.
Sound redirection	Enables you to redirect the sound to a local or a remote session.
Color Depth	Enables you to specify the session color mode.
Drive Mapping	Enables you to associate a local drive with the remote session.
Default RDP icon	Enables you to connect to a remote desktop or to use a published application from the desktop that is not configured from Wyse Management Suite.
Server Authentication Level	Server authentication verifies that you are connecting to the intended remote system. The strength of verification required to connect is determined by the option selected—Connect and Don't warn me, Warn me, and Do not connect.
File Type Association	Establishes the relationship between a file type and a supporting application on the server or the local machine.