Hosted SIMS run through RDP on a Chromebook

[Nix8]

Hi there,

 

I was wondering if anyone was using hosted SIMS through RDP on a chromebook? Currently, we are having to download a fresh remote session each time we load SIMS (even if it has logged us out due to inactivity) and it takes multiple attempts to log in.

 

I was wondering if anyone used hosted SIMS successfully through a chromebook and how.

 

Thanks

[Guest ZFarnworth]

Hi there,

 

I was wondering if anyone was using hosted SIMS through RDP on a chromebook? Currently, we are having to download a fresh remote session each time we load SIMS (even if it has logged us out due to inactivity) and it takes multiple attempts to log in.

 

I was wondering if anyone used hosted SIMS successfully through a chromebook and how.

 

Thanks

 

Yep,

 

Refer to this video:

 

[dhicks]

I was wondering if anyone used hosted SIMS successfully through a chromebook and how.

 

Not SIMS, but we host other Windows applications on our remote access server which presents a web-based interface using Ericom's Access Now gateway product. We plan to move this to a Guacamole gateway instead, complete with GSuite login integration.

[EssentialRug]

Hi there,

 

I was wondering if anyone was using hosted SIMS through RDP on a chromebook? Currently, we are having to download a fresh remote session each time we load SIMS (even if it has logged us out due to inactivity) and it takes multiple attempts to log in.

 

I was wondering if anyone used hosted SIMS successfully through a chromebook and how.

 

Thanks

 

The company who host our SIMS give us access to RDP through a webclient, so we go through the browser. Works ok for light SIMS work on Chromebooks.

[sippo]

+1 for Web Version. Does the job but doesn't map local drives or printers.