RDP 7.0 new features and enhancements
Beginning with Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2, additional features have been added to RDP to provide improved performance in certain scenarios and an enhanced user experience within a Remote Desktop session. The improvements made in RDP 7.0 include the following:
- Audio and video playback redirection RDP can now redirect audio and video content from the Remote Desktop Session Host to the client computer in its original format and render it using the client computer's resources.
- Improved multiple monitor support RDP now supports using up to 10 monitors simultaneously on the client computer.
- Audio recording redirection RDP can now redirect audio recording devices such as microphones from the client computer to the Remote Desktop session, which can be useful for Voice over IP (VoIP) and speech recognition scenarios.
- Desktop composition RDP now fully supports Windows Aero within a remote desktop session.
- DirectX redirection Applications that use DirectX versions 9 and 10 are rendered on the Remote Desktop Session Host and have their graphic output redirected to the client computer as bitmap images.
- Language bar redirection RDP lets users use the language bar on the client computer to control language settings for RemoteApp programs.
Note Desktop Connection is not supported on a Remote Desktop session that uses multiple monitors.
In this tutorial:
- Connecting Remote Users and Networks
- Enhancements for Connecting Remote Users and Networks in Windows 7
- Understanding IKEv2
- Understanding MOBIKE
- Understanding VPN Reconnect
- Protocols and Features of VPN Reconnect
- How VPN Reconnect Works
- Understanding DirectAccess
- Benefits of DirectAccess
- How DirectAccess Works
- Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2
- Ipv6
- IPsec
- Perimeter Firewall Exceptions
- Implementing DirectAccess
- Understanding BranchCache
- Benefits of BranchCache
- How BranchCache Works
- Protocols Supported by BranchCache
- Implementing BranchCache
- Supported Connection Types
- Outgoing Connection Types
- Incoming Connection Types
- Deprecated Connection Types
- Supported Tunneling Protocols
- Comparing the Different Tunneling Protocols
- Understanding Cryptographic Enhancements
- Support for AES
- Weak Cryptography Removal from PP TP/L2TP
- Supported Authentication Protocols
- Understanding the VPN Connection Negotiation Process
- Creating and Configuring VPN Connection
- Creating a VPN Connection
- Initiating a Connection
- Terminating a Connection
- Viewing Connection Details
- Configuring a VPN Connection
- Configuring Security Settings for a VPN Connection
- Configuring the Tunneling Protocol (s) Used
- Configuring Advanced Connection Settings
- Configuring the Data Encryption Level
- Configuring the Authentication Method Used
- Configuring Authentication for IKEv2 connections
- Configuring Mobility for IKEv2 Connections
- Configuring Dial-Up Connections
- Creating a Dial-Up Connection
- Advanced Connection Settings
- Configuring Incoming Connections
- Managing Connections Using Group Policy
- Using Remote Desktop
- Understanding Remote Desktop
- Versions of RDP
- RDP 6.1 Features and Enhancements
- RDP 7.0 new features and enhancements
- RemoteApp and Desktop Connection
- Understanding RDC
- Understanding Remote Desktop Services Terminology
- Configuring and Using Remote Desktop
- Enabling Remote Desktop and Authorizing Users on a Single Computer
- Enabling Remote Desktop Using Group Policy
- Configuring and Deploying Remote Desktop Connection
- Configuring Remote Desktop Connection from the Command Line
- Configuring Remote Desktop Connection Using Notepad
- Configuring Remote Desktop Using Group Policy
- Establishing a Remote Desktop Session
- Improving Remote Desktop Performance
- Troubleshooting Remote Desktop Sessions
- Configuring and Using RemoteApp and Desktop Connection