2003 server has HTTPS interface to allow connection to multiple remote desktops on LAN ?

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Hi,

IT support at one of our sites appears to have setup a method to connect
over https to site IP - at this point i login, select a server or
workstation, i can then access that machine using remote desktop.

Any one know how to set this up ? (think its called "remote workplace" but
im not sure). 2003 server seems to redirect the RDP traffic to the host you
select from the HTTPS interface.

Thanks for any information.
Scott

"2003 server has HTTPS interface to allow connection to multiple remote
desktops on LAN ?"


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