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# Afklaring og oplysninger om RDP

Forstå, hvordan Remote Desktop Manager bruger Microsoft RDP ActiveX (mstscax.dll) i forhold til den integrerede FreeRDP-klient til RDP-sessioner.

I Remote Desktop Manager bruger den nyeste RDP-version den nyeste version af Microsoft RDP ActiveX, der findes på systemet. Det er altid **mstscax.dll**, men DLL-filen indeholder forskellige versioner af ActiveX-grænsefladen.

FreeRDP er den eneste RDP-klient, vi integrerer i Remote Desktop Manager, men den bruges kun, hvis De ændrer RDP-versionen til en af de tilgængelige FreeRDP-valgmuligheder. Alle andre valgmuligheder bruger Microsoft RDP ActiveX, som altid er ekstern i forhold til Remote Desktop Manager

{% hint style="info" %}
Vi har aldrig integreret Microsoft RDP-klienten i Remote Desktop Manager, mest fordi det ikke er muligt at videredistribuere den separat. Det eneste, De behøver for at holde Dem ajour, er at opdatere Windows, da vi bruger den DLL, der findes på systemet, og som vi ikke har kontrol over.
{% endhint %}

I begge tilfælde er Microsoft RDP-klienten ekstern i forhold til Remote Desktop Manager Under normale forhold forventes reserveløsningen ikke at blive brugt. Hvis De anmoder om **mstscax.dll**, bruges altid **mstscax.dll**. Situationen, hvor **mstscax.dll** mangler, håndteres ikke.


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