Remote Desktop
uniTerm integrates three remote desktop protocols, providing a smooth graphical remote control experience.
RDP
RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol) is the built-in remote desktop protocol of Windows.
Only supported on Windows clients. This feature is hidden on macOS and Linux versions. Uses the system's built-in Remote Desktop control.
Connection Parameters
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| Host | Windows host IP or domain name |
| Port | Default 3389 |
| Username | Windows login username |
| Password | Windows login password |
| Resolution | Optional fixed resolution (800x600 to 2560x1440), default 1280x720 |
| Smart Scaling | When enabled, the remote desktop automatically scales to fit the window size |
| SSH Tunnel | Select an existing SSH connection as a jump host |
VNC
VNC (Virtual Network Computing) is widely used for remote control of Linux systems, transmitted via the RFB protocol.
Connection Parameters
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| Host | VNC server IP or domain name |
| Port | Default 5900. Values less than 100 are treated as libvirt display numbers (5900 is automatically added) |
| Password | VNC authentication password |
| SSH Tunnel | Select an existing SSH connection as a jump host |
SPICE
SPICE (Simple Protocol for Independent Computing Environments) is optimized for KVM/QEMU virtual machines, providing a high-performance virtual desktop experience.
Connection Parameters
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| Host | SPICE server IP or domain name |
| Port | Default 5900. Values less than 100 are treated as libvirt display numbers (5900 is automatically added) |
| Password | SPICE authentication password |
SPICE does not support SSH tunnels.
Related
- Remote Terminal -- SSH tunnels can be used to secure RDP/VNC connections