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Remote Desktop Operation

Instead of using U-Move to make a remote connection to the server, you can instead use your own remote desktop software. Examples of remote desktop software include Microsoft Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP), VNC, and PCAnywhere.

Requirements

To run U-Move inside of remote desktop software, the target server must have a graphical user interface (GUI). The server must not be running Server Core because Server Core does not provide a GUI.

You will need to install the remote desktop software on the target server. You will also need to install U-Move on the target server.

The server does not need a GUI if you are connecting remotely.

Remote Desktop Operation for Backup

U-Move is designed to run inside of remote desktop software such as Microsoft Remote Desktop (RDP), VNC, and PCAnywhere. No special procedures are necessary.

Remote Desktop Operation for Restore

U-Move is designed to run inside of remote desktop software. No special procedures are necessary.

How to Turn on Remote Desktop

See Remote Server Management (server side).

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