Organize your apps and PC's.
Remote Desktop WebAccess (RD WebAccess) for Linux and Windows allows system administrators to share and manage access to virtual applications and desktops.
Define a personalised view of applications and desktops used for your employees or entire teams and save valuable time when setting up virtual workspaces.
Users can access their applications or desktops from literally any device.
Download for free and try RD WebAccess for 14-days.Download RD WebAccess for Windows 7/Server 2008 R2 or later.
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Installation instruction
Standalone version of the Windows Management GUI.
For Linux refer to the documentation.
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Installation instruction
Using the Remote Desktop (RD) WebAccess Client you gain easy access to and control of published virtual machines, desktop sessions and applications.
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Thincast RD WebServices is a collection of tools containing following products: RD AdvancedSecurity (Add-on), RD Gateway and RD WebAccess. More information can be found here.
Our Thincast Remote Desktop Client is available for Linux, macOS and Windows. On your client you simply need to install this application and subscribe to the user's application feed once. A detailed step-by-step guide can be found here.
No, RD WebAccess is basically just a tool for managing, providing RDP files to your users. They subscribe to their application feed and double-click a file to open it and the RemoteApp / RemotePC pops up like a normal application. You can define which user/group has access to each configured resource on server side. The distributed resourced are also digitally signed to avoid man-in-the-middle attacks.
By default, only one user can access Windows consumer editions remotely. You can easily extend this limitation by installing a third-party Remote Desktop Server (recommended) in addition to Thincast RD WebAccess.
Further information can be found here.
RD WebAccess licenses are one-time-payment and will never expire.
How does the licensing work?
Our Thincast Authenticatior is used for Two-factor authentication and is available for Android and iOS. After registering the Thincast Authenticator for a user (either through the RD QR Client and a QR code or by manually entering the registration information), each login needs to be authorized with in the app. For more information, please consult the user manual.
To enable GeoIP & Bruteforce Protection, time controlled logons for users / groups and automatic certificate handling (ACME), simply purchase the RD AdvancedSecurity add-on and activate it in the application.
For "Basic" and "Standard," the Named Users MUST be individually pre-selected and given access (maximum of 10 or 25). Whitelisting is mandatory here! With "Pro" this is optional, but you can still specify and whitelist users and groups for access.
You can use RD WebAccess also without RD Gateway. This depends on your requirements, RD Gateway does add e.g. extended access control policies allow fine-grained control on the user level or protects your infrastructure against RDP brute-force or similar attacks since the RDP ports of the company servers are no longer exposed on the internet.
Yes! Basically both versions for Linux and Windows offer the same functionality, except that on Linux Active Directory access is not supported.
Further information can be found in the documentation.
After installing the software, open the RD WebServices Manager and connect to the machine where RD WebServices is running. The user account must be a member of the local Administrator group.
For further information, please consult the user manual.
Should you experience any issues with Thincast RD WebAccess or have other support questions, please use our contact form.
If you get an error message similar to the following our current signing key isn't used or available on your system:
Err:1 https://packages.thincast.com/deb/stable/jammy thincast InRelease
The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available:
NO_PUBKEY 72B8A0EB44E76B45
In certain cases, Thincast Support might request a TSRP (Thincast Support Request Package) from you to analyze your problem.
In these cases please follow the instructions from our Thincast Support engineers.
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