ThinRDP for RDS 1.0.0.39

Pure Web Remote Desktop Access Client (RDP) ThinRDP for RDS is a professional application that takes advantage of the HTML5 Web browser technology with the purpose of delivering high-performance RDP access, using only web standards like Ajax, WebSockets and JavaScript. With ThinRDP, users can access all of their Windows programs, documents, files, and network resources through their preferred device PC, iPhone, iPad, Android tablet, ChromeBook, or any other device that supports HTML5. ThinRDP enables secure access to any PC on the corporate LAN through a single, public IP address. This includes access to applications and desktops running Microsoft RDS/ Terminal Services and RDS/VDI platforms, such as session-based applications and virtual desktops. ThinRDP facilitates the complete spectrum of cross-browser, cross-platform access. With ThinRDP, users of Windows, Mac OS X, Linux, Android, and iOS can connect remotely into their Windows desktops through their favorite browser. ThinRDP supports Internet Explorer 9, Firefox, Chrome, Safari, and all other HTML5-capable Web browsers. ThinRDP is remarkably simple to set up. It does not require Flash, Java, ActiveX, Silverlight or any other setup on the end-user side. Through its exclusive use of standard Web technologies like Ajax, WebSockets, and JavaScript, ThinRDP provides pure Web access. Because no additional software is required, ThinRDP provides both a simplified implementation and optimal performance. · Gets access to applications and desktops running on Windows Terminal Services · Allows users to remotely connect to RDS/VDI platforms, like virtual desktops or apps · Allows companies to publish their Windows applications to the Web · Works with all HTML5-compliant web browser · Support for PC, iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch, Chromebook, etc. · Driven by a high-performance, firewall-friendly, HTTP / WebSockets server · Provides secure access through just one public IP address and port Requirements: · An HTML5 browser (IE Firefox, Chrome, Safari, etc) Limitations: · 30 days trial