What's new

Kaspersky Thin Client version 1.6.1 beta has the following new capabilities and improvements:

• Connections via Microsoft Remote Desktop Connection Broker: added capability to connect to remote desktops running Microsoft Windows operating systems by using the Microsoft Remote Desktop Connection Broker.
• Automatic connection after unexpected disconnection: added capability to automatically connect to a remote desktop via RDP after the connection is unexpectedly disrupted.
• Expanded support for guest operating systems: added capability to connect to remote desktops running Microsoft Windows 11 or Microsoft Windows Server 2022.
• Redirection of a printer to a remote desktop: added capability to print documents from a guest operating system (when connected via RDP) on a printer that is connected to the thin client.
• Support for a new configuration of TONK TN1200: added capability ensuring that Kaspersky Thin Client can start and operate on TONK TN1200 devices with a mSATA hard drive.
• Improved performance of Kaspersky Thin Client: the speed of connection to remote desktops based on their domain name has been increased.
• Improved thin client performance: improved operational stability of a thin client connected to Kaspersky Security Center.