VirtualUI

  • Click the "VirtualUI" tab to access the VirtualUI app session settings:

In Desktop Manager we can only use the "One Browser per Windows Session" mode. We also need to declare credentials of a particular user for the app to be executed. Or have it create or predefine allowed users for it. Users need to be added to the "Remote Desktop Users" group in Computer Management:

One Browser per Session options

Options

Description

Allow running third-party applications

Check this option to enable Thinfinity VirtualUI to run directly under a Windows Interactive session.

Use these credentials

Check this option to enable Thinfinity VirtualUI to run under a specific Windows account.

User name

Enter the username for the Remote Desktop Services session you want Thinfinity VirtualUI to run applications under.

Password

Enter the password for the Remote Desktop Services session you want Thinfinity VirtualUI to run applications under.

Test

Test the credentials entered to verify that the username and password are correct and can access RDS.

Create Users on demand

This option lets VirtualUI create local users to run the applications, you can customize a prefix for these. IE: Prefix = Usertest , then VirtualUI creates Usertest1, Usertest2, etc.

Use predefined users

This option lets you define pre-created users instead (local or domain). Users need to be created manually for this.

Once there, go to the tab ‘Log on’, and enter the information of the user:

Predefined users The predefined user's option, will allow adding existing users of your domain or local server.

You can either add them from a custom list or users with a prefix.

Custom List

In the custom list, you can add users individually by clicking on ‘Add’, or importing them from a list.

The list must be a txt file, following these formats:

For local users:

.\user:password

Computer\user:password

For domain users:

Domain\user:password

Users with prefix

This option is similar to “Create users on-demand” only that you must create the users upfront.

Bear in mind all the users must have the same password.

VirtualUI will start the first session using the number 1 and gradually increase based on the number of connections/users

For instance, if you configured the prefix “TestUser”, the first session VirtualUI will attempt to start is “TestUser1”.

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