That’s it! You are now connected to the Windows server via RDP, and you can control it exactly like a ‘normal’ Windows PC. In most cases the username is “Administrator.” The remote desktop should appear in a new window, prompting for the Windows username and password.
This address can be found in your service setup email titled “New Server Information,” or in the Secure Client Area. In the “Quick Connect” box, enter your remote Windows server’s public IP address. We will demonstrate connecting with CoRD, a popular alternative for OS X, and a very good all-around RDP client. Occasionally there are compatibility issues with OS X, so if you need to use an alternative RDP client on your Mac, we suggest downloading one of these free programs:
In most cases we suggest using Microsoft RDC on OS X to connect to a Windows server.
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