3.4 – RDP, VNC, SSH, Telnet hosts

You can use servers.json file to configure: RDP hosts which can be accessed; RDP options for every host. The user can get a list of the RDP hosts if this file was used.

Here is an example:

{
  /* this is a comment, use UTF-8 (without byte order mark) encoding for Unicode support */
  "type": "NORMALLIST",
  /* type can be WHITELIST, BLACKLIST, NORMALLIST */
  "display": true,
  /* display this list to client */
  "connections": [
    {
      "id": "Word",
      "displayName": "RemoteApp MS Word",
      "server": "213.180.85.124",
      "icon": "kbd.png",
      "protocols": "rdp",
      "rdp": {
        "username": "demo",
        "password": "m9ff.QWE",
        "domain": "SERVERSKY",
        "remoteProgram": "||WINWORD",
        "mapClipboard": true,
        "mapDisk": true,
        "playSound": 0,
        "mapPrinter": true
      }
    }
  ]
}

This file is in JSON format, {} means an object, [] means an array.

For a fullcomplete list of RDP optionsoptions, youplease can use (All options defined in this file will override the client options):

{
  "id": "range1",
  "ipRanges": [
    {"from": "192.168.0.0", "to": "192.168.0.250"},
    {"from": "192.168.56.0", "to": "192.168.56.250"}
  ]
},