Remote Desktop Command Line

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Jack

Hi,

I'm trying to run the remote desktop from the command line.
I used -- mstsc /console /v:166.122.91.11 , and I got
into the remote, but asked for the password. Is there a
way to pass the remote's password from the command line so
I only have to run 1 command line?


Jack
 
Save your servername, username, password and other options in an
rdpfile and use the rdpfile on the command line.

type mstsc /? for command line options
 
Thank You

Vera Noest said:
Save your servername, username, password and other options in an
rdpfile and use the rdpfile on the command line.

type mstsc /? for command line options

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Thanks for your help.

Jack
-----Original Message-----
Save your servername, username, password and other options in an
rdpfile and use the rdpfile on the command line.

type mstsc /? for command line options

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MCSE, CCEA, Microsoft MVP - Terminal Server
http://hem.fyristorg.com/vera/IT
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It's plain text, you can open it in notepad.
But you can't put in the password in cleartext.
Or maybe you mean: what are the possible entries in the rdp file?
Check here:

885187 - Remote Desktop Protocol settings in Windows Server 2003
and in Windows XP
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=885187
 
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