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.rdp Files are text files. Currently iTap mobile RDP only supports UTF8 and UTF16 with BOM formats (and ASCII which is a subset of UTF8). All forms of line endings are supported. The content-type of the URL is ignored, but should be set to 'text' with an encoding of UTF8. Mac/Linux – iTap mobile RDP IntroductionManage your Windows desktop from your Mac or Linux computer. Utilizing Microsoft RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol), iTap mobile RDP gives you complete control over and fast access to. Essentially your Mac will be making the same connection has via a PC. By default the RAP and CAP policies will allow unrestricted access to your network and resources for administrators. You need to create a new policy to allow domain users (or a distinct group) to remotely dial in and to allow access to a group of machines authorised for.

I got asked this by a friend so I figure it’s worth posting in case it wasn’t well known. The recent announcement about Remote Desktop (RDP) clients being released for iOS & Android were surprises to most folks – including myself.

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  • Microsoft unleashes fall wave of enterprise cloud solutions
    “…Further, with Windows Server 2012 R2 Microsoft is introducing the Microsoft Remote Desktop app, available for download in application stores later this month, to provide easy access to PCs and virtual desktops on a variety of devices and platforms, including Windows, Windows RT, iOS, OS X and Android.”
    http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/news/press/2013/oct13/10-07hybridcloudpr.aspx

WAIT… WHAT ABOUT iTAP?
Some folks in the IT industry with experience in this space remembered that for Mac OS X support for RDP & other platforms, the generally accepted way of connecting to Remote Desktop Services was to go to a solution commonly known as “iTap” from a company called HLW Software Development. The “original” RDP client for Mac OS X from Microsoft had effectively ceased to evolve (it had no edge gateway support, for example, which was a showstopper for Enterprises) and there were no Microsoft-supported clients for iOS & Android.

Then one day, the iTap web site had this written on it:

  • iTap Mobile: “Important Update”
    Effective October 8th 2013, iTAP mobile RDP apps for iOS, Mac OS X and Android platforms are discontinued. We will continue to support the customers who have installed this app up to this date but the app will no longer be available at the application stores and no further updates will be released. We recommend you evaluate the new Microsoft Remote Desktop app available in app stores later this month.
    http://itap-mobile.com/itap-rdp
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HMM. THAT SOUNDS CURIOUS.
Notice that there’s not remarks about Microsoft competing against their business by releasing free RDP clients for iOS/OSX/Android. Of course that led everyone to believe that iTap’s technology had been acquired by Microsoft. After all, if their not complaining, may be they got something out of all of this.

And lo-and-behold:

  • NEOWIN: “Microsoft buys assets from iTap for Windows Server 2012 R2 Remote Desktop apps”
    QUOTE: ”Microsoft acquired specific IP assets from HLW Software Development GmbH (HLW). This was used as a base for development, on top of which we implemented, amongst other things: RDP 8, RemoteApp support, multitouch, and all new UI.”
    http://www.neowin.net/news/microsoft-buys-assets-from-itap-for-windows-server-2012-r2-remote-desktop-apps

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So there you go. The key thing here is that this isn’t 1.0 technology: It’s battle tested through iTap/HLW and the great news is that RDS/RDP customers now get it for no charge.

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Does anyone have any experience with the iPad app 'iTap RDP Remote Client'? It's the $11.99 one.
My wife surprised me with an iPad yesterday and there's this one thing on our Dell dekstop that she just absolutely has to be able to access with the iPad, so I installed the aforementioned app.
After much configuration on the Dell (firewall exceptions, etc.) I managed to at least connect to it.
The first thing it brings up after you establish a connection is the Windows Logon 'Box'. I entered my Windows account name correctly and the password. No dice. Error message was bascially saying to enter the name and password correctly (which I did). I should also mentioned I tried logging in from the iPad both when my account was logged in on the Dell and when it was logged off. No difference.
So, then I created a new administrator account and didn't assign it a password. Still wouldn't connect, but gave me a different error message. This error message said something about a problem with the type of account I was using. *rolls eyes*
I e-mailed iTap support, but I'm not expecting anyone to respond on the weekend. I was hoping maybe someone on here has used this app on the iPad and knows what the heck I'm missing. I'm just hoping it's something simple. I have Windows XP Pro 2002 SP3, so I know it's not the version of Windows.
Thanks in advance, everyone!