ClusterDesktop
3. You have 4 ports available: VNC, RDP, SCP and noVNC.
If you want to
use them, they
must be opened.
Click once if
closed /when the
button is white -
the port is closed,
and when the
button is blue -
the port is open/

ClusterDesktop
4. Change password – in your ClusterDesktop account click
on “Change password” and set up as shown in the picture
5. Set up number of connections to one port – type the
number of connections you want and click „Set number of
concurrent connections to one port“

ClusterDesktop
6. Troubleshooting your connection – if you have problems,
connecting remotely to your computer you can try one of
the following methods
➢ Close and open again the port you want to use
➢ Click on „Kill all user's procs on the server“ in the picture
below
➢ Click on “Reset user's firewall connections” as shown in
the picture below

ClusterDesktop
7. Connect to your remote computer using noVNC
➢ Login to your account in ClusterDesktop site
➢ Check if noVNC port is open – click once on it if closed
➢ Click on “Open noVNC HTML5” as shown in the picture
below

ClusterDesktop
Note: If your internet connection is slow, you can set
different time out for connecting with noVNC as shown in
the picture below

ClusterDesktop
➢ Type: 1 - your server and noVNC port /if not already
filled in/, 2 - your VNC password if you have one (if not
leave blank ), 3 - click Connect as shown in the picture
below

ClusterDesktop

ClusterDesktop
8. Connect to your remote computer using VNC java
➢ In the site of ClusterDesktop, when logged in, check if
VNC port is open – click once on it if closed
➢ Click on “Open VNC java”

ClusterDesktop
➢ Click “Run”
9. Connect to your remote computer using IE RDP
Note: Remote Desktop Connection is not available with
Windows Home versions
RDP port is open – click once on it if closed
➢ From Internet Explorer click on “Open IE RDP ocx” as
shown in the picture below

ClusterDesktop
➢ Click “Connect”

ClusterDesktop
10. Connect to your remote computer using RDP java
RDP port is open – click once on it if closed
➢ Click on “Open RDP java”

ClusterDesktop
10.1 Type your remote
computer username,
password and click
„Connection“
10.2 If you can't connect to
your remote computer, you
need to add lines in your
java.policy file
10.3 You can find java.policy
file in one of the locations
listed as shown in the
picture in 10.3
10.4 Open java.policy with
notepad and add the
following

ClusterDesktop
grant codeBase
"https://www.clusterdesktop.com/javardp/*" {
permission java.security.AllPermission;
};
10.5 Save file java.policy and go back to “10. Connect to
your remote computer using RDP java”
11.Transfer files using FireFTP
➢Go to http://fireftp.net/
➢Download FireFTP
➢Click Allow
10.6 Click “Run”

ClusterDesktop
➢ Install FireFTP and
restart Mozilla Firefox
➢ Open Mozilla Firefox
and login to your account
in ClusterDesktop site
➢ Click on “Transfer files
online with FireFTP Add-on for Firefox”

➢ Type username and password of
the remote computer, click OK
ClusterDesktop
➢ Click Yes
➢ Type „/cygdrive“ and press Enter to see your device file
structure as shown in the picture below

ClusterDesktop
➢ You can see two areas when you connect with FireFTP as
shown in the picture below
Area 1 – directories and files of the device you are using to
connect to your remote PC
Area 2 – directories and files of the computer on which you
installed ClusterDesktop – your Remote PC.

ClusterDesktop
➢ You should select file to transfer from one of those areas
and destination folder from the other
➢ Press one of the green arrows to transfer from one
direction to another

ClusterDesktop
12.Transfer files using JFtp
➢Click to „Transfer files online with Jftp Java jar“
➢ Click OK

ClusterDesktop
➢ If you see this window, do
as shown in Note
Note: Hold Windows key and press R. “Run” window will open
1.Type “control” and
press OK
2.Click on “All Control Panel Items” as shown in the picture
below

ClusterDesktop
3.Click on Java

ClusterDesktop
4.Click on “Security” and on
“Edit Site List”
5. Click on Add, type
https://www.clusterdesktop.com/
and press OK
6.Go back to “1. How to use Jftp” and start again

ClusterDesktop
➢ If you don't see this
window, do as shown below
in Note
➢ If you see this window
click Run
➢ If you see this window set
up as shown in the picture

Note: Click on “New SFTP Connection” as shown in the picture
ClusterDesktop
1.Type your server, SCP port, username and password of
the remote computer /Note that username and password
are the credentials of the Windows PC account, and not
the ClusterDesktop ones! / and click “Connect” as shown
in the picture below

ClusterDesktop
➢ Set up as shown
in the picture – the
folder “/cygdrive”
holds all the disks
of your PC

ClusterDesktop
➢ You can see two areas when you connect with JFtp as
shown in the picture
Area 1 – directories and files of the device you are using
to connect to your remote PC
Area 2 – directories and files of the computer on which
you installed ClusterDesktop – your Remote PC.
➢ You should select file to transfer from one of those areas
and destination folder from the other
➢ Press one of the arrows to transfer from one direction to
another

If you need more information about installing or using
ClusterDesktop see Tutorials on how-to install/run
ClusterDesktop and Tutorials on how-to use
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