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3/17/2006 11:42 AM
 

Hi,

I am thinking of integrating tsweb (Terminal Server Web interface) with dotnetnuke.  I have a scenario where 10-15 developers will request access to specific servers (20-30 servers) to couple of individuals who will grant them access to each servers.   To make that even one step farther, I want to get those users from Active Directory.

Example:

JDoe require access to serverXYZ.  He ask Robert to give him access to that server.    Robert access DotnetNuke and give JDoe domain users now access to ServerXYZ  (he already have right to the box).

 
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3/27/2007 3:18 PM
 

I had almost the same problem and made it running today for a Win2003 Server, and now i must say it's pretty simple.

After installing the "RemoteDesktop over the Web"-Feature on the Windows Server you'll find a folder tsweb in your windows-folder. Copy the whole folder in your portal-Subfolder.

Now implement an iframe-module and "call" the default.htm file with the width=100% and height= .... it depends on the desired resolution you want to run the rdp-session.

For some reasons i modified the default.htm a little bit:
1.) i changed the standard port for rdp-ing in the registry of the server, you have to change this in the default.htm as well

To do so:

in the sub BtnConnect close to the end add the line
   MsRdpClient.AdvancedSettings2.RDPPort = xx where xx is the desired port

2.) i changed the resolution drop down box a little, e.g. the default setting and the amount of possibilities at all.
To do so change the html-part of the file: (you'll find it very easy....)

<!-- Column 4 -->
<td valign="bottom">&nbsp;&nbsp;<select size="1" name="comboResolution" id=comboRes class="topspace">
              <option value="1"><id id=option1>Full-screen</id></option>
              <option value="2"><id id=option2>640 by 480</id></option>
              <option selected value="3"><id id=option3>800 by 600</id></option>
              <option value="4"><id id=option4>1024 by 768</id></option>
<!--
              <option value="5"><id id=option5>1280 by 1024</id></option>
              <option value="6"><id id=option6>1600 by 1200</id></option>
-->
            </select> </label>
</td>

 

 
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