TSGateway RDP Client

This is a Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) Windows Client. RDP, also known as Terminal Services, is the Microsoft Windows protocol that lets you remotely log-on and work at a computer as if you were seated at your local machine.

Now you can do that from your phone/tablet!
Display:
- supports 8, 15, 16(default) and 24 bit colour mode for crisp images.
- choose portrait or landscape(default) orientation.
- choose the display size (screen=WxH. Default is W=800 and H=600)
- get the display size the same as your tablet (use screen=display)

Terminal Services Gateway Integration: access Windows through Microsoft's secure TS Gateway. New with Version 2.0

Data integration: (file virtual channel support): map your device disk and have it appear as a mapped network drive on Windows - move files back and forth, print device files on your Windows printers etc. etc. As of version 1.3

Android Features: Audio; Touch enabled device gestures such as pinch, zoom, fling etc.; Orientation

Security: All data sent from the phone to the server is protected by 128 bit encryption. In addition you are using a native, built in capability of Windows not some 3rd party software that you have to install on your computer.

Access: Using TCP/IP or WiFi You get easy remote access to your servers and computers and their business applications anywhere, anytime. Connect to Windows XP Pro, 7, Server 2003, Server 2008 R2 environments.

Customer satisfaction: You can fix problems on servers and office computers remotely without having to be on site. For example you could start or stop services, examine log files all from your phone. This allows you to provide timely and quality support to your internal and external customers.

Productivity: Enhance your and your employees' productivity and mobility. Data compression greatly minimizes network traffic & cost.

Cost: At this very affordable price why would you want to be without this capability?! You never know when it could come in handy.

Multi-language support: uses the Locale of the device to establish the language.

Documentation details: https://docs.google.com/document/d/16X_uieuHA93xWt3fZRgoWVGONOq8V-iLEpgL6yhfkFM/edit?pli=1