• Secure Mobile Access 10.2 for the SMA 100 Series
• About This Guide
  • Organization of This Guide
  • Guide Conventions
• Virtual Office Overview
  • About Virtual Office
    • Accessing Virtual Office Resources
  • Browser Requirements
  • About Certificates
  • About the Virtual Office Web Interface
  • Logging Out of the Virtual Office
• Using Secure Mobile Access Connect Agent
  • What is the Secure Mobile Access Connect Agent?
  • Supported Operating Systems
  • Downloading and Installation
  • Setting Up the SMA Connect Agent
    • Proxy Configuration
    • Logs
    • Browser Warning
  • End Point Control (EPC)
  • PDA (Personal Device Authorization)
    • SonicWall Application
• Using Virtual Office Authentication
  • Importing Certificates
  • Using Two-Factor Authentication
    • User Prerequisites
    • RSA Two-Factor User Authentication Process
      • Logging into Virtual Office Using RSA Two-Factor Authentication
      • Creating a New PIN
      • Waiting for the Next Token
    • VASCO Two-Factor User Authentication Process
      • Logging into Virtual Office Using VASCO Two-Factor Authentication
      • Other RADIUS Server Two-Factor User Authentication Process
    • DUO Security Authentication
  • Using One-Time Passwords
    • User Prerequisites
    • Logging In with an Email One-Time Password
    • Logging In with a Mobile App Time-based One-Time Password
    • Logging In with an SMS One-Time Password
    • Generating Backup Codes
    • Configuring One-Time Password Settings for E-mail
    • Configuring One-Time Password Settings for Mobile App
    • Configuring One-Time Passwords for SMS-Capable Phones
    • Configuring One-Time Password Settings for SMS
    • Verifying User One-Time Password Configuration
  • Using NetExtender
    • Prerequisites for Windows Clients
    • Prerequisites for Linux Clients
  • Using Mobile Connect
    • Prerequisites for Apple iOS Clients
    • Prerequisites for Android Smartphone Clients
    • Prerequisites for macOS Clients
  • Using File Shares
    • Using HTML-based File Shares
    • Downloading Files and Folders using HTML5 File Share
  • Managing Bookmarks
    • Adding Bookmarks
      • RDP Bookmarks
        • Determining the Remote Computer’s Full Name or IP Address
        • Configuring Remote Desktop Access on the Remote Computer
      • VNC Bookmarks
      • Citrix Bookmarks
      • Web Bookmarks
      • Mobile Connect Bookmarks
      • FTP Bookmarks
      • SSHv2 Bookmarks
    • Editing Bookmarks
    • Removing Bookmarks
    • Using Bookmarks
      • Using Remote Desktop Bookmarks
      • Using VNC Bookmarks
      • Using Citrix Bookmarks
      • Using Web Bookmarks
      • Using Mobile Connect Bookmarks
      • Using File Share Bookmarks
      • Using FTP Bookmarks
      • Using Telnet Bookmarks
      • Using SSHv2 Bookmarks
      • Global Bookmark Single Sign-On Options
      • Per-Bookmark Single Sign-On Options
• Warranty and License Agreements
  • GNU General Public License (GPL) Source Code
  • Limited Hardware Warranty
  • End User License Agreement
• SonicWall Support
  • About This Document

Using Remote Desktop Bookmarks

Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) bookmarks enable you to establish remote connections with a specified desktop. Secure Mobile Access supports the RDP5 standard with HTML5. HTML5 is a Clientless browser-based method; Native client uses the SMA Connect Agent to invoke native RDP Client from the OS.

If the HTML5 client application is RDP 6, it also supports:

• Dual monitors
• Span monitors
• Font smoothing
• Desktop composition
• Remote Application

RDP bookmarks can use a port designation if the service is not running on the default port.

To terminate your remote desktop session, be sure to log off from the Terminal Server session. If you wish to suspend the Terminal Server session (so that it can be resumed later) you might simply close the remote desktop window.

To access a system with an RDP bookmark

1. Click the RDP bookmark. Continue through any warning screens that display by clicking Yes or Ok.

2. Enter your username and password at the login screen and press Enter.

   

3. The remote desktop loads in its own windows. You can now access all of the applications and files on the remote computer.

For information on configuring options for RDP bookmarks, see Web Bookmarks.