Connecting by using Remote Desktop for Administration does not require a separate terminal server client access license, but it does require administrator access to computer resources.
Instructions
Step 1
Remote Desktop Service is disabled by default. In order to enable this service, open the main system menu by clicking the "Start" button, and go to the "Control Panel" item. Expand the "System" link and select the "Remote use" tab in the dialog box that opens. Apply the checkbox in the line "Allow remote access to this computer" and confirm the saving of the changes made by clicking the OK button.
Step 2
Remote access can be enabled by a user who is in the Administrators or Remote Desktop Users directory. In order to add the selected user to this group, open the context menu of the "My Computer" desktop element by right-clicking and select the "Properties" item. Go to the "Remote Use" tab of the dialog box that opens and use the "Select Remote Users" command.
Step 3
Confirm the execution of the selected action by clicking the "Add" button in the next dialog box, and type the required account name in the corresponding field of the "Enter the name of the selected objects" window. Confirm your choice by clicking OK and verify that the required name appears in the Remote Desktop Users directory.
Step 4
Connect to the remote computer. To do this, return to the main Start menu and go to All Programs. Expand the Standard link and expand the Link node. Select the "Remote Desktop Connection" section and type the name of the desired computer in the "Computer" field. Use the "Connect" command and type your account name and password in the appropriate fields of the system welcome window. Confirm the execution of the selected action by clicking the OK button.
