Using Remote Desktop

Note: If you are using Remote Desktop on a Mac, you should connect to the
network through VPN first.

Setting up Remote Desktop Connection on first use:

1) Go to Glenbrook Applications and open

Remote Desktop Connection.
2) Enter remote.glenbrook225.org if it’s not
already entered in the Computer field.

3) Click on the Options>> button and select

the Advanced tab.

4) Click on the Settings button and enter the

following:
a. Select Use these TS Gateway
server settings
b. After Server Name: enter
tsgw.glenbrook225.org
c. After Logon Method: select Ask for
password (NTLM)
d. UNCHECK Bypass TS Gateway for
local addresses
e. Make sure Use my TS gateway
credentials for remote computer
is checked
5) Click OK to save the settings.

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 6) Click on the Local Resources tab.
a. Make sure Printer and
Clipboard are checked.

7) Click on Connect and enter your user

credentials.
a. Username:
glenbrook225\username
b. Password: your active directory
password
8) Click OK to connect.

9) Click on Other User.

10)Login with your Active Directory login

a. Enter your username
(This time NO glenbrook225\)
b. Enter your password

11)Click on the arrow to connect. Note: You may

need to enter your user credentials twice

12)To disconnect from your session, go to the

Start menu in the bottom left corner and select
Log Off.

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 a. Do NOT close the session with the X as this may not fully
disconnect your session and your files.

Using Remote Desktop AFTER the first use:

1) Go to Glenbrook Applications and open Remote Desktop

Connection and click Connect.

2) Enter your credentials

a. Username: glenbrook225\username
b. Password: your active directory
password
3) Click OK to connect.

4) Click on Other User.

5) Login with your Active Directory login

a. Enter your username
(This time NO glenbrook225\)
b. Enter your password

1) Click on the arrow to connect. Note: You may

need to enter your credentials in twice.

2) To disconnect from your session, go to the Start

menu in the bottom left corner and select Log
Off.

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 a. Do NOT close the session with the X as this may not fully
disconnect your session and your files.

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