by Vultureonline » Tue Feb 25, 2020 1:31 pm
We are using a webportal that is able to create .rdp files for ad-hoc connections to terminal servers.
(They are dynamically created)
Is there any way that I can boot my WTware image (on a Raspberry Pi) in Chrome and be able to open (automatically) the downloaded .rdp file so I get a connection to this terminal server?
I am able to boot into Chrome and login to the portal.
Only when I download the .rdp file, nothing happens.
Perhaps it's enough to be able to associate .rdp files with the right application (like on a Windows client) to start the WTware rdp client with the settings from the .rdp file.
Any options on this one?
We are using a webportal that is able to create .rdp files for ad-hoc connections to terminal servers.
(They are dynamically created)
Is there any way that I can boot my WTware image (on a Raspberry Pi) in Chrome and be able to open (automatically) the downloaded .rdp file so I get a connection to this terminal server?
I am able to boot into Chrome and login to the portal.
Only when I download the .rdp file, nothing happens.
Perhaps it's enough to be able to associate .rdp files with the right application (like on a Windows client) to start the WTware rdp client with the settings from the .rdp file.
Any options on this one?