The new connection will now appear on the main "Microsoft Remote Desktop" Pane.Close the dialog by clicking on the "x" on the upper left on the dialog.Uncheck "Use all monitors" if you have a multi-monitor Mac and would like the windows desktop to be on one screen.Uncheck "Start session in full screen" if you would rather have the windows desktop appear in a window.If "Native" Resolution does not work, select one that is suitable to your device.Please Note how the login is prefixed with "CS.UNL.EDU\" Use your School of Computing (SoC) credentials.
Name the Connection with a descriptor of your choice.
Complete the Pop-up Connection Dialog as described below:.From the Main menu bar, select File -> New.On Your Mac open the "App Store" application and install the "Microsoft Remote Desktop" application.When you disconnect the blank preview or your "Saved Desktops" will be changed to a thumbnail of your actual desktop. You will either bet presented with a login screen or your csnt-ts desktop, depending on whether your selected "Ask me every time" or "Add User Account. When you connect you will get a dialog like the one below. Double click the Desktop you just added "csnt-ts"ĩ. You will now see a window that looks like the following:Ĩ. Click the Add button for the "Add User Account Dialog" and for the "Add Desktop" dialogs.ħ. Username: CS.UNL.EDU\username (where "username" is your SoC login ID)įriendly name: SoC Terminal Server or csnt-ts The choice is up to youĦ. " above complete the Add User Account as described below: User Account: You can either choose "Ask me every time" or "Add User Account.
Click the button labeled "Add Desktop".Ĥ. Complete the Pop-up Connection Dialog as described below: Please be sure to install version 10 of this application.ģ. On Your Mac open the "App Store" application and install the "Microsoft Remote Desktop" application. How to connect an Apple MacOS system to the School of Computing (SoC) Microsoft Windows Terminal Server:ġ. Connecting to the Windows Terminal Server from Mac OS
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