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ff400e49
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ff400e49
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Dec 16, 2004
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Russ Fish
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Describe setting the rdesktop size.
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<h2>
RDP to Node
</h2>
<h2>
RDP to Node
</h2>
</center>
</center>
<p>
<p>
This is used to connect to a Windows node in your experiment and get a
remote Windows Desktop using the Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP).
</p>
This is used to contact to a Windows node in your experiment and get a
<p>
First, you need an RDP client program installed on your computer:
</p>
remote Windows Desktop using the Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP).
First, you need an RDP client program installed on your computer:
<ul>
<ul>
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</ul>
</ul>
Clicking "RDP to Node" in the Node Options page will send your browser
<p>
Clicking "RDP to Node" in the Node Options page will send your
a "text/x-testbed-rdp" ".tbrdp" file. In FreeBSD or Linux, you can save
browser a "text/x-testbed-rdp" ".tbrdp" file. In FreeBSD or Linux, you
the file and pass it as an argument to
<code>
rdp-mime.pl
</code>
or
can save the file and pass it as an argument to
associate it with
<code>
rdp-mime.pl
</code>
in your web browser. You
<code>
rdp-mime.pl
</code>
or associate it with
<code>
rdp-mime.pl
</code>
can download the
<code>
rdp-mime.pl
</code><a
href=
"rdp-mime.pl"
>
Perl
in your web browser. You can download the
<code>
rdp-mime.pl
</code><a
program here
</a>
.
href=
"rdp-mime.pl"
>
Perl program here
</a>
.
</p>
</p>
<p>
You can specify any display resolution (rdesktop window size) you
want in the rdp-mime.pl script. The default is 1280x1024 but it
doesn't have to be one of the "normal" ones. And you can switch back
and forth between sizes by just starting a new rdesktop with different
arguments and "grabbing" the rlogin session away from the previous
one.
</p>
<p>
But once an rdesktop is started up, its display resolution is
fixed. If you make it smaller than the previous one, Windows will
push your windows around to fit in the smaller space.
</p>
<p>
<p>
<font
size=
'+1'
><b>
Instructions for Linux/FreeBSD:
</b></font>
<font
size=
'+1'
><b>
Instructions for Linux/FreeBSD:
</b></font>
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