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TSconnect 1.10

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"Secured RDP / TSE client"

Published by Terminal Service Plus on 23 Nov 2008

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TSconnect enables secured, safe and portable and RDP/TSE access from any PC without installation requirement. To enhance the security, all users settings are encrypted and wrapped into a single Client Access Program which can be locked, at your choice, by (1) a user USB stick serial number, (2) the user PC name or (3) the user IP adress. For a very low cost, TSconnect allows to generate unlimited number of TSE user Client Access Programs. This small program can be saved on a USB drive and run regardless of what release of RDP is, or is'nt, installed on the PC. This eliminates technical support hassles and makes Microsoft TSE access very easy for mobile users. While running under TSconnect, not any Internet Explorer browser history and temporary files are loaded and stored ensuring no trace is left behind. All of the Remote Desktop user settings are encrypted, preventing the user from accidentally leaving behind their login name, password, or session cache data. A specific Owner password enables also a Single SignOn capability. More, you can customize your user TSE clients with your own corporate logo or icon to create nice looking TSE user access programs.

Requirements: Windows

What's new in this version: Version 1.10 includes: RDP access to TSE or Remote Desktop Encryption of all parameters Single password to Single SignOn (SSO) Advanced security encryption Administrator / User mode switching Display, delete, modify parameter settings

Size:
3.39 MB
License:
Shareware
OS:
Windows
Price:
$125.00
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Publisher:
Terminal Service Plus
Updated:
23 Nov 2008
Downloads:
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