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# RD Gateway nur öffnen, wenn der Host nicht angepingt werden kann

Aktivieren Sie „Gateway nur öffnen, wenn Host nicht angepingt werden kann“ in einem RDP-Eintrag, damit Remote Desktop Manager das RD Gateway nur bei Bedarf verwendet.

Verwenden Sie Ihr RD Gateway nur, wenn Ihr Host nicht erreichbar ist.

In Ihrem Microsoft Remote Desktop (RDP)-Eintrag können Sie unter ***Verbindung*** die Option ***Gateway nur öffnen, wenn Host nicht angepingt werden kann*** aktivieren. Dabei wird die Verbindung zum Remote-Host getestet, um zu prüfen, ob dieser erreichbar ist; falls nicht, wird das RD Gateway verwendet.


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