Replicating Auto-Connection Details on Terminal Server Profiles

Replicating Auto-Connection Details on Terminal Server Profiles

Problem:

You are trying to replicate the auto-connection details on load balanced terminal servers or across multiple user profiles without requiring to send out all the details to the users.

Solution:

  1. Configure the auto-connection on an Administrators user profile.
  2. Copy the folder that contains the user.config file : C:\Users\[username]\AppData\Local\Alchemex_(Pty)_Ltd\
  3. Copy that folder to the user's profile you would like to populate with the connection credentials.

The user’s will no longer need to enter the connection credentials.


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