I’m using rdesktop on FreeBSD to connect to windows servers when I’m at my desktop. However recently I’m in another city and don’t have access to my usual desktop. I have to use public PCs in Internet Cafe to access the internet. However in this Cafe I’m in, they blocked most of the windows start up menu, and I have to connect to the servers from the command line.
So in short, I can use the “mstsc” command to bring up windows remote desktop connection. The command itself will give the usual remote desktop connection dialog. And I can also use some command line parameters to speed this up:
mstsc /v: the.ip.of.server /w: width /h: height
This is pretty handful if you can’t access the windows start up menu as me.
Tags: misc, command line, public PC, remote desktop, windows
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