For example, to log off or restart a remote Windows computer you can go through the Start menu to get to the Task Manager, right-click on the Taskbar and select Task Manager. With Remote Desktop, you need to use alternate ways to get to the functions accessed via CTRL+ALT+DEL.
Those sequences effect only the local computer. The one exception is keyboard sequences such as CTRL+ALT+ DEL. When Remote Desktop is active, almost every mouse movement, mouse click, and keystroke you perform is transmitted to the remote computer. When logging on for the remote desktop connection, you may have to enter your Amherst user name as follows: Any remote computer can be referenced by its IP address, e.g. If the remote computer has an Internet domain name assigned to it, that can be used to reference it, e.g. In a Windows-to-Windows connection, the remote computer can be referenced by the name assigned to the computer if it’s part of the domain. On either Windows or Macintosh, if you are off-campus you must first establish a VPN connection before you can connect to a remote computer. To access Romulus and Remus, however, you may need to use the older version 8. On the Macintosh, Microsoft Remote Desktop 10 is available through the Apple App Store here. On Windows computers, Remote Desktop Connection comes standard look in the Start Menu, then All Programs, then in Network and Internet (on public computers) or in Accessories.
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