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Bit of a weird one but I was wondering if anyone has designed some custom server backgrounds for their VMs? 😂 Was just going through all our VMs and thought they looked a bit bland. I've added BGinfo as a start but it would be nice to see anyone else's designed something for their org?

I might put a nice lockup together in Photoshop with our logo and the server's purpose (e.g Print server). Might even make a festive one and deploy it via GPO.

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...Got some spare time on your hands? ;):p

 

This was my thought, I think others on our team would be offended if they see I had the time to do that🤣 BgInfo is plenty lol!

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Nope just use standard.

 

I use mRemote NG to connect to my machines so makes it a bit easier to identify incase you are worried about making a change on a wrong server.

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Nope just use standard.

 

I use mRemote NG to connect to my machines so makes it a bit easier to identify incase you are worried about making a change on a wrong server.

 

This looks like a great FOSS alternative to Royal TS which is what i've used previously. Thanks!

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Not sure how well maintained mRemoteNG is these days. Last stable release was nearly 5 years ago.

 

We use RDM and differentiate some of the VMs with UI accent colours in that. The Veeam server, for instance, gets a green accent.

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Not sure how well maintained mRemoteNG is these days. Last stable release was nearly 5 years ago.

 

We use RDM and differentiate some of the VMs with UI accent colours in that. The Veeam server, for instance, gets a green accent.

although not updated I still use it to segment our trust site servers

 

does the job still

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Nope just use standard.

 

I use mRemote NG to connect to my machines so makes it a bit easier to identify incase you are worried about making a change on a wrong server.

 

mRemote NG is brilliant, i'd be lost without it!

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I use this Script https://tinyurl.com/y3wmsh7o - essentially BGInfo

 

A script used to download, install and configure the latest BgInfo version on a Windows Server 2016, 2019 or 2022. The BgInfo folder will be created on the C: drive if the folder does not already exist.

Then the latest BgInfo.zip file will be downloaded and extracted in the BgInfo folder. The LogonBgi.zip file which holds the preferred settings will also be downloaded and extracted to the BgInfo folder.

After extraction both .zip files will be deleted. A registry key (regkey) to AutoStart the BgInfo tool in combination with the logon.bgi config file will be created. At the end of the script BgInfo will

be started for the first time and the PowerShell window will be closed.

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