cd /tmp
curl -O https://kasm-static-content.s3.amazonaws.com/kasm_release_1.16.1.98d6fa.tar.gz
tar -xf kasm_release_1.16.1.98d6fa.tar.gz
sudo bash kasm_release/install.sh --accept-eula --swap-size 8192
Once you're provided with the login credentials, use them to access the Admin area of the web UI
Infrastructure -> Pools
and create a new Pool called Windows
and type Server
Servers
and click + Add
, use the following information as guidance:Title | Value |
---|---|
Enabled | True |
Friendly Name | RDP |
Deployment Zone | Default |
Pool | Windows |
Kasm Service Installed | True |
Connection Type | RDP |
Max Simultaneous Sessions | 5 |
Max Simultaneous Users Per Server | 1 |
IP/Hostname | <IP_ADDRESS> |
Connection Port | 3389 |
Connection Credential Type | Dynamic User Accounts |
Connection Credential
to SSO User Accounts
, and refer to the LDAP configuration guidance on the KASM website: https://www.kasmweb.com/docs/latest/guide/ldap/active_directory.htmlConnection Info (JSON)
{
"guac": {
"type": "rdp",
"settings": {
"security": "any",
"ignore-cert": true,
"enable-font-smoothing": true,
"enable-wallpaper": true,
"enable-theming": true,
"enable-full-window-drag": false,
"enable-menu-animations": false,
"resize-method": "display-update",
"server-layout": "en-us-qwerty",
"printer-name": "Kasm",
"remote-app": "||Remote Desktop Connection"
}
},
"kasm_svc": {
"port": 4902
}
}
Registration Token
that was generated earlier when you enabled the agent on the new Windows Server that we created in KASM.Ẁorkspaces -> Workspaces
then select + Add Workspace
and use the details below as guidance:Title | Value |
---|---|
Enabled | True |
Workspace Type | Server |
Friendly Name | Remote Desktop |
Description | Windows RDP |
Thumbnail URL | https://i0.wp.com/mkerala.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/remote-desktop1.png |
Server | RDP (or the one you made earlier) |
RDP Client Options | Web native client |
Enable RemoteApp | Disabled |
Categories | Remote Desktop, RDP |
Session Time Limit | |
Hide image on Dashboard | Disabled |
Launch Config | |
Notes |
You've now added an RDP Workspace application to your KASM server that will open the RDP app and ONLY the RDP app remotely on the server that you've chosen, which will allow you to jumbox via RDP to alternative Windows servers within your infrastructure.
Note, this also allows you to continue having an RDP session active with the server that you have configured to service the RDP remote app.