
In order to establish a remote desktop connection to your Windows virtual server, you must first find the login information of your virtual server using the client panel.

On the page that opens, we have an automation panel where you can control your product. This panel contains your login information to connect to your virtual server. This login information consists of "IP Address", "User Name" and "Password".

In order to log in to our server using this information, you must run Windows' own program by typing "Remote Desktop" in your computer's search box.

When you run the program, it will ask you for a "Computer:" name. We should write our IP Address here. Then we should click the Connect button. (The image above shows how you can find it.)

You will be asked for your identity information. We will use the information we found above here. We must enter our username and password in the appropriate fields. Then we must activate the "Remember me" box and say OK. If the username button does not appear here or if something different is written, you can reach the screen where you can enter your username with the "More options -> Use another account" options.

When we enter all our information and want to connect, it will give us a certificate warning. You should activate the "Do not ask again for connections to this computer" box and click the "Yes" button.
Now that you have done everything necessary to connect to your server, your remote desktop screen will be open. All operations performed here will run as a separate environment from your own computer. When you exit the virtual server, all applications you left on the screen or run will continue to work actively and will not close. This provides you with a 24/7 working environment and an isolated system.
If all boxes are activated and the connection is established (we have shown it this way in the article), it will not ask you for a password or any certificate approval again.
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