Usually the ‘remote access’ process takes place over an internet connection, where the user might be at home on a device (called the “client”: their own laptop, for example) and is accessing the desktop of another computer or server inside their organisation (called the “streamer”: their office PC, for example). The technology is built by an established US company, founded in 2006, and now with over 30 million users worldwide. You don’t need any additional hardware, and providing your computers, tablets and/or smartphones are reasonably recent, it’s a quick and easy process to get it running. On the Local Resources tab of Remote Desktop Connection, users can specify which kinds of devices and resources that they want to redirect to the remote computer.Splashtop is a software solution that allows a user on one device (like a laptop or PC, a tablet or even a smartphone) to access another computer over a network, as if they’re sitting in front of it. The drives that you can use in this manner include the following drivers: The drives on the local computer can be redirected in the session so that files can easily be transferred between the local host and the remote computer. Transfer of files by using Drive Redirection
However, it's limited to files that are smaller than 2 GB. copy and paste files between the local computer and the remote session.Copy and paste files between the remote session and the local computer.
You can use the Copy and Paste feature in the following scenarios: For example, use the following command: xcopy \\tsclient\c\myfiles\LargeFile d:\temp Use command-line alternatives to copy files larger than 2 GB over a Remote Desktop Services or Terminal Services session. Use Drive Redirection through Remote Desktop Services or a Terminal Services session if you want to transfer files larger than 2 GB. To resolve this issue, use one of the following methods: Copying files larger than 2 GB by using this method isn't supported. When you try to copy a file larger than 2 GB over a Remote Desktop Services or a Terminal Services session through Clipboard redirection (copy and paste) by using RDP client 6.0 or a later version, the file isn't copied. This article works around an issue where copying files larger than 2 GB over a Remote Desktop Services or Terminal Services session by using Clipboard redirection fails.Īpplies to: Windows Server 2012 R2 Original KB number: 2258090 Symptoms
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