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What you will need
Open up Notepad on your client computer and type or copy and paste in the following:
There are a couple of changes you need to make to the above. On the sixth line, put in the name of your server. Further down make sure that the alternate shell and shell working directory are correct for your server. Now save this file as something meaningful such as hMailAdmin.rdp. Exactly what you name it or where you save it is not important except for the .rdp part.
Now all you need to do is create a shortcut on your desktop for this file. You can do this by right clicking the file and selecting Send to > Desktop (create shortcut).
Done
That's it! Now you can just click on the icon and voila, there is your hMailServer administrative application. If you want to get adventurous you can play around with some of the parameters such as window position or window size (fifth line) to adjust things for your particular client screen.
Credits
This page was originally written by Etoa for We Got Served.
- Notepad or other text editor
Open up Notepad on your client computer and type or copy and paste in the following:
screen mode id:i:1 session bpp:i:32 desktopwidth:i:900 desktopheight:i:600 winposstr:s:0,0,400,200,1300,785 full address:s:<your server name here> compression:i:1 keyboardhook:i:2 audiomode:i:0 redirectprinters:i:0 redirectcomports:i:0 redirectsmartcards:i:1 redirectclipboard:i:1 redirectposdevices:i:0 drivestoredirect:s: displayconnectionbar:i:1 autoreconnection enabled:i:0 authentication level:i:0 prompt for credentials:i:1 negotiate security layer:i:1 remoteapplicationmode:i:0 alternate shell:s:c:\program files\hMailServer\bin\hmailadmin.exe shell working directory:s:C:\Program Files\hmailserver\ disable wallpaper:i:0 disable full window drag:i:0 allow desktop composition:i:1 allow font smoothing:i:1 disable menu anims:i:0 disable themes:i:0 disable cursor setting:i:0 bitmapcachepersistenable:i:1 gatewayhostname:s: gatewayusagemethod:i:4 gatewaycredentialssource:i:4 gatewayprofileusagemethod:i:0
There are a couple of changes you need to make to the above. On the sixth line, put in the name of your server. Further down make sure that the alternate shell and shell working directory are correct for your server. Now save this file as something meaningful such as hMailAdmin.rdp. Exactly what you name it or where you save it is not important except for the .rdp part.
Now all you need to do is create a shortcut on your desktop for this file. You can do this by right clicking the file and selecting Send to > Desktop (create shortcut).
Done
That's it! Now you can just click on the icon and voila, there is your hMailServer administrative application. If you want to get adventurous you can play around with some of the parameters such as window position or window size (fifth line) to adjust things for your particular client screen.
Credits
This page was originally written by Etoa for We Got Served.
