Blogging about Royal TS/X, Royal Server and Royal Passwords
Remark: This blogpost is part of a series of blog posts explaining Royal Server and the new connection types we have introduced in Royal TS V3 for Windows and Royal TSX V2 for OS X. Here is a complete list of our blog...
Some time ago, we released a new PowerShell module together with Royal TS that enables you to manage Royal TS documents via PowerShell (check out the awesome PowerShell Magazine introduction article about this module b...
Remark: This blogpost belongs to a series of posts explaining Royal Server and the new connection types we have introduced with Royal TS V3 (for Windows) and Royal TSX V2 (for OS X).
Here’s a complete list of our b...
Two hidden gems of Royal Server can be found in the
Prepare a server for accepting Management Endpoint based connections (prepare_server.ps1)
In order to man...
Remark: This blogpost belongs to a series of blog posts explaining Royal Server and the new connection types we have introduced in Royal TS V3 for Windows and Royal TS V2 for OS X. Here’s a complete list of our blog po...
As customers wonder what the recommended way of installing and setting up Royal Server is, here is a typical use case:
Tom is working as an systems engineer in a small team and manages the company’s IT infrastructure...
In our previous blog post we have set up and configured Royal Server. Next, we need to prepare a connection in Royal TS/X to access Royal Server.
As an example, we will configure a Windows Processes connection in Royal...
