RDP (Remote Desktop)
The RDP tab opens a graphical remote‑desktop session to a Windows device right in the browser, tunneled through the DashX agent — no VPN and no exposed RDP port.
Connect
- Open the Windows device → RDP.
- DashX establishes the session through the agent tunnel.
- If connection consent is required, the session waits until the request is approved on the device before the desktop appears. (For unattended servers with no interactive user, an admin can force‑connect — this is recorded as the session's force reason.)
On a phone or tablet
The in‑browser client works on touch devices:
- Tap = click, double‑tap = double‑click, drag = move the cursor / drag.
- Tap the ⌨ keyboard button to bring up the on‑screen keyboard and type into the remote session (including Backspace/Enter).
Recording & audit
RDP/VNC sessions can be recorded and replayed under Remote Sessions Audit — the org‑wide history of every remote session, with status, client IP, duration, force/consent reason, session recording (Play / Export), and chat history. Retention of the full replay depends on your org's session‑recording setting. When a remote session is active, the device shows a persistent "remote session" banner so the person at the machine knows.
note
RDP is for Windows. For Linux/Unix use the Terminal. VNC follows the same tunnel/consent/recording model.