Tutorial Connect ISL online Remote Desktop On RDP

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How To Connect ISL Online Remote Desktop On RDP

Since 2001, ISL (Internet Service Layer) was found and still working as one of the most technologically advanced remote desktop solutions for Windows, Mac, Linux, iOS, Android, and Windows 10 Mobile. Join us with this article to review ways of connecting with ISL online RDP on windows.

How To Connect ISL Online Remote Computer Via Web

First, let’s see how you can connect via the web. Have a look at the below steps to be an expert.

Step 1: Log in

You will be able to log in with your ISL Conference Proxy account when you press the ”Login” button in the top right corner as you see below.

Note: Remember to replace your appropriate server address with localhost while accessing the login page at http://localhost/ address.

Step 2: Username And Password

As you see in the image below, it is time to enter your username and password provided to you by your ISL Conference Proxy administrator. Then,  click “Login”.

Step 3: Remote Access Page

Once you are logged in, click the “Remote Access” tab.

Step 4: Filter your computers

To find the desired computer faster, you can filter your computer by which the user has access to them and who they are owned by.

Step 5: Connect to computer

In this step, you need to click the “Connect” button, next to the computer you wish to connect to.

Note: You can also choose Save and save the executable for later use – e.g. place it on your desktop and rename it to a more friendly name

Step 6: Start The ISL Light

And, to start the ISL Light executable click “Run”.

Step 7: Start the Session

Finally, at the latest step, you are prompted to enter the Access Password for the computer and click “Connect”. The session will automatically start if the password is correct.

When you wish to access that remote computer, simply double-click the executable on your desktop, enter the appropriate username and password when prompted, then the computer access password and you will be connected – no need to visit the product pages of your ISL Conference Proxy each time.

If you specify a username, password, and a computer password you will get a single-click solution that connects to a certain ISL AlwaysOn machine without having to enter any credentials or login to your user beforehand.

How To Use Command-lines for ISL Connect

It is possible to use command-line arguments for ISL AlwaysOn Connect, allowing you to skip the password entry form. Available parameters are:

1- connect-uid

You can use this to pass the desired unique id of the target machine if needed

2- username

You can use it to provide your ISL Online username, e.g. \\local_domain\tim

3- password

you can use it to provide your ISL Online password

4- computer-password

You can use it to provide the computer access password

5- computer-password-MD5

You can use it to provide the raw computer access password as written in the registry – check HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ISL Online\ISL AlwaysOn\password

6- stream-options

You can use it to enable the desired checkboxes [separate them with a semicolon] in the list, e.g. small_foot;leave_background;

How To Connect ISL Online Remote With RDP

In this part, you will review six steps to learn how to connect ISL online remote desktop with RDP. But please consider that step 1 and step 2 show a global setting that will allow RDP connections to all ISL AlwaysOn computers connected to your ISL Conference Proxy. So, if you wish to enable RDP connection only for a specific computer continue directly to step 3.

Step 1: Login To ISL (Server-Side)

First, you need to open ISL AlwaysOn settings under configuration, so, log in to your ISL Conference Proxy configuration page to do this.

Step 2: Allow Tunnel Connections (Server-Side)

As you see in the below image, find the following setting: Allow tunnel connections (reconnect required) and set it to Yes. Click “Save” at the bottom of the page to apply the change.

Note: Reconnect required notice means the ISL AlwaysOn clients will need to reconnect to the ISL Conference Proxy server in order for the change to become visible. The quickest way to restart the service is trough the administrative command prompt on the client-side with the following commands:

net stop isl_always_on followed by net start isl_always_on

Step 3: Tunnel Connection

In this step, you should open Tunnel Connection under Advanced settings in ISL AlwaysOn and make sure that the “Allow Tunnel Connections (RDP, SSH)” checkbox is ticked.

Note: In the example above the “Allow Tunnel Connections (RDP, SSH)” checkbox is not ticked, since we did not allow tunnel connections in ISL Conference Proxy (Steps 1 and 2). To enable tunnel connections for this specific computer you have to uncheck the “Use default server settings“ and then tick the  “Allow Tunnel Connections (RDP, SSH)” checkbox.

Step 4: Select RDP

To select the rdp option, click  on the “Action” button then “Connect via…”

Step 5: Headless And Automate Connection

To pass this step successfully, enter the computer access password and click “Connect”. First, the connection to the remote computers will be established in headless mode meaning without any interface on the local or remote side, as the connection is only serving as a tunnel for RDP. Then the RDP session will start automatically.

Note: For this functionality to work the RDP connection on the remote computer has to be enabled.

Step 6: Use The Remote Computer

Connect to the remote computer using the RDP interface as you normally would if the computer was on your local network.

Conclusion