How to remotely control the WIN2003

Control 2003 is easier than XP and 2000, but the acquisition of permissions will not be simple.

Let's talk about the 2003 initial unpasswordd connection.

First of all, if the firewall is opened, the landlord should not be in vain, and these methods may be useful.

Suppose there is no opening.

The landlord uses the remote desktop connection or Dameware that comes with XP, enters the administrator to log in, and the client will be automatically installed.

2003 is mostly an on-duty server, and if you have permission, you can automatically install a client to connect.

Remote desktop connections can be set to be locally invisible, even if the screen is black.

You can use remote desktop, I don't know what you mean by breaking the ring.

win2003 remote desktop settings

Right-click on My Computer and select Properties.

We see the System Properties General tab.

We click on Remote, we see Remote Desktop, we click on the checkbox in front of Enable This Computer, the remote session prompt appears, click OK, and then click on Select Remote User, we see the pop-up Select User, click on Advanced.

We see that the input object name to select ***newuser appears below, click OK.

We see that the remote user appears newuser, click OK, click Apply, and then click OK. At this point, the remote desktop setup is complete. Let's see if we can log in.

win2003 remote desktop connection

After the remote desktop is turned on, how to connect, we click on Start - All Programs - Accessories - Communication - Remote Desktop Connection.

We see the remote desktop connection, enter in the place of the computer, click on connect.

We will see that if you log in to Windows, if you still log in with administrator and password, you will be prompted that the system cannot let you log in. Because we changed the name of administrator.

Let's try it in newuser, and remember to enter the username and password correctly. Click OK.

Ok, we're logged into the system normally. Let's open the Windows Task Manager and see, there are 2 avatars in the user's place, that is, the system can log in by itself.

Win2003 remote desktop exit

After logging into the system, if you don't want to use it this time, we need to log out of the system. If you forget to log out, other people can use your server, and security is worth considering. Exiting is relatively simple, we click on start, click on logout.

We see the Sign Out Windows prompt box and we click on Sign Out.

We see that the settings are being saved, and the newuser user logs out of the system.

Remote desktop logout means logging out of the current user, which does not affect the use of other users and does not shut down.

Install a Jiamei Xun remote access software, and then you can connect remotely to the desktop at any time on demand.