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NanoCore - Remote Desktop Protocol Guide and Support. - $lick - Feb 9, 2017 This guide is for NanoCore. Remote Desktop Protocol What does it do? Remote desktop protocol is actually built into Windows. It allows you to control a user on a specific machine. How do I use it? (Make sure you have a reverse proxy running before starting this NOTE: You don't need to do the browser part for this to work) You're going to right click on your client and hover over 'Network' followed by clicking on 'RDP Manager'. (or RDP Manager -> Account Manager if on beta) ![]() You will be greeted by a little box that will have a 'Install' button ready for you to click at the top left corner. Click it. You'll see the title of the box briefly changes to 'Installing...' before displaying this. ![]() Right click --> Create account and choose a username/password followed by hitting create. ![]() Now enter the details you wish to use on this account. ![]() You'll now see your username/password displayed in the collums below. (don't worry if the password appears to be longer than you entered) Next up is downloading Proxifier, you can do so from here: https://www.proxifier.com/ Open it and copy what I'm going to show you down below. Hold on to your tits cause this might seem confusing. Follow the numbers from 1 --> 3 ![]() Now that you've done the following you're going to hit 'OK' at the bottom left of your box. It'll close that box, bring back the previous one (which should now hold the info you entered) which you will also click 'OK' on. You're now ready to start the RDP. In windows search utitlity type in 'Remote Desktop Connection' followed by opening it. You'll get a box that looks like following. ![]() Fill in '127.0.0.2' and hit connect. If everything was done correctly you should now be remotely controlling your clients computer! You've now completed the RDP guide. Should any issues have arrived during this please head over to https://nanocore.io/support/ to ask for official support! Written by Purple Kief for Nexus.
* - RastaManKing - Feb 9, 2017 Nice and Clear Tut.. nice job OP 🤝 * - $lick - Feb 10, 2017 You can now read this article on our site. * - roosterbabe36 - Feb 18, 2017 Very nicely explained. thanks * - urbandesi - Feb 18, 2017 damnn so fcuking good man * - magichack3r - Oct 3, 2017 Someone has the RDP plugin of nanocore that can share it. It would be useful for some tests. Thank you. * - ImSimplyNameless - Oct 4, 2017 I don't think using nanocore is that good of an idea RE: NanoCore - Remote Desktop Protocol Guide and Support. - Flokki - Nov 25, 2017 anyone have a this plugin? i need rdp plugin RE: NanoCore - Remote Desktop Protocol Guide and Support. - Pootje - Nov 25, 2017 I need the RDG plugin to! RE: NanoCore - Remote Desktop Protocol Guide and Support. - Rigg - Nov 25, 2017 (Nov 25, 2017 02:10 AM)Flokki Wrote: anyone have a this plugin? i need rdp plugin You can't use those as I know, NC is out of service. RE: NanoCore - Remote Desktop Protocol Guide and Support. - ahytokot2k16 - Mar 24, 2018 I want to buy it where can I do this? I do not go to the site! Can you unsubscribe? [email protected] RE: NanoCore - Remote Desktop Protocol Guide and Support. - Exodus - Mar 24, 2018 (Mar 24, 2018 08:11 AM)ahytokot2k16 Wrote: I want to buy it where can I do this? I do not go to the site! NanoCore is dead mate, the developer got 33 months in prison. RE: NanoCore - Remote Desktop Protocol Guide and Support. - ahytokot2k16 - Mar 29, 2018 Where to buy? The site does not work (Mar 24, 2018 08:13 AM)ManlyPotato Wrote: NanoCore is dead mate, the developer got 33 months in prison. I'm sorry |