Connection via RDP

In Kaspersky Thin Client, you can connect via RDP to a remote environment, such as Microsoft Remote Desktop Services (MS RDS). The table below describes the available connection methods and peripherals for Windows and Linux operating systems.

To redirect peripherals to a Linux remote desktop, install Kaspersky USB Redirector for the xRDP server in the guest operating system. Kaspersky USB Redirector is not included in the distribution kit. You can request the extension from Kaspersky.

Prior to connecting to a Linux remote desktop using an xRDP server that does not have the Kaspersky USB Redirector extension installed, first find out which xRDP server version is supported in a separate article.

Instructions for connecting to a remote environment are given in a separate article.

RDP: supported operating systems, connection methods, and peripherals

	Windows Server 2016/2019/2022 in MS RDS	Windows 7	Windows 10/11	Windows Server 2016/2019/2022	ALT Linux 10 Red OS 7.3 Astra Linux CE 2.12	Astra Linux SE 1.7
Connection to a virtual application			Note Redirecting this device to a remote environment requires additional configuration of the operating system.
Connection to a remote desktop
Direct connection Connection to a remote environment without brokers and virtualization technologies.
Connection using VDI Connection to Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) using virtualization technologies.
Terminal connection Connection in which multiple users can connect to a remote environment deployed on a server at the same time.
Peripheral devices
USB tokens					Note Redirection of these devices is unavailable during a terminal connection to a remote environment with Kaspersky USB Redirector installed.
Smart cards (USB)					Note
USB drives					Note
Printers (USB)				Note In the current version of Kaspersky Thin Client, redirection of printers to a remote environment running Windows Server 2016 is unavailable.	Note
Microphone (mini jack)				Note	Note	Note
Audio playback device					Note	Note

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