Remote desktop and print server

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What is remote desktop?

In computing, the term remote

desktop refers to a software or operating system feature that allows a personal computer's desktop environment to be run remotely on one system, while being displayed on a separate client device. Remote desktop applications have varying features.

The first step to connecting the computers is to make sure that

Windows Remote Desktop Connection is allowed through the

firewall

Open the Windows Start Menu, navigate to Computer and

Right Click it to open the drop down menu. Click on

Properties.

Navigate to Remote Settings

Select Allow connections from computers

running any version of Remote

Desktop(less secure) Click Ok or Apply.

On the target computer that you wish to connect

to we must discover its IPv4 Address(internet

address). Type ipconfig and press enter.

On your "client" computer open the start

menu and type Remote Desktop and open

Remote Desktop Connection.

In the open box type the IPv4 Address that

you acquired from the target computer.

Windows will prompt you to enter your

username and password that provides access

to the target computer.

What is print server?

A print server, or printer server, is a device

that connects printers to client

computers over a network. It accepts print

jobs from the computers and sends the jobs

to the appropriate printers, queuing the jobs

locally to accommodate the fact that work

may arrive more quickly than the printer can

actually handle it.

Print servers:

Google Cloud Print is a technology that

allows you to print over the web from

anywhere, including your phone, to any

printer.