GateKeeper RDP Launcher explained.

Launch RDP sessions and automatically log in using saved domain credentials from your GateKeeper profile.

You can set up an RDP server to connect to and log in automatically, once you have authenticated into your local computer, using your GateKeeper token.

The utility will fetch the appropriate domain credentials from your GateKeeper user profile, validate them against your Active Directory, and then launch the remote desktop session to authenticate you - saving immense amounts of time. 

The computer must be a part of the domain.

Setting up GateKeeper RDP Launcher:

Setting up the GateKeeper RDP Launcher:

Install and set up the GateKeeper RDP Launcher utility on your computer.

1. Download and run the GateKeeper-RDPLauncher-Win.msi installer

2. Specify the terminal server you want to RDP into and the domain information, including the Domain Controller address, Domain Name, and the Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN). **The domain name is case-sensitive and must match exactly what is listed on the command line after entering "whoami". How to find your domain name.

3. Once the installation is finished, you will see a GateKeeper RDP Launcher shortcut on your desktop.

Using the GateKeeper RDP Launcher:

1. Once you launch the application, it will automatically fetch the domain credential from your GateKeeper profile.

2. It will then validate that credential against the domain, and if successful, it will then launch the RDP session to the server defined during the set up process.

Download:

You can download the GateKeeper RDP Launcher utility from the Downloads page on your GateKeeper Hub website.

For any additional questions or concerns regarding faster 2FA, proximity settings, computer locking, password management, or compliance, please contact GateKeeper Enterprise support using the Support Ticket form on https://gkaccess.com/support/ or email [e-mail].

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