RDC

RDC (Remote Desktop Connection) is a proprietary protocol developed by Microsoft. It enables a user to remotely connect to a computer running on a Windows operating system.

Using RDC, the user can access the desktop, files, and applications on the remote computer through a network connection. This allows users to work from a different location, using a different device, without being physically present in front of their computer.

RDC is widely used by IT professionals and businesses for remote access and support purposes. It allows them to troubleshoot problems on remote computers, install software and updates, and perform other administrative tasks.

Remote Desktop Connection can be accessed through the Remote Desktop app on Windows devices, as well as through third-party apps on other platforms such as MacOS, iOS, and Android.

• RDC offers secure encryption of all data transferred between the local and remote computers.
• RDC supports multiple concurrent connections to different servers or computers.

With RDC, users can access their workstations from home or while travelling, increasing productivity and flexibility in their work environment.