Windows Remote Desktop Microsoft originally developed Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) to maintain and troubleshoot their servers. This can be implemented using the native application in most computers’ operating systems or using third-party remote desktop software applications. Remote Desktop Protocol Remote Desktop Protocol, also referred to as screen sharing, is a method that allows users to connect to another computer and use it as if they were sitting in front of that computer.
Explore both options and choose one that offers the maximum security to protect client or other kinds of information. There are different ways to set up remote access, and this blog post will cover two main options: (1) Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) and (2) Virtual Private Network (VPN). Small firms and solo attorneys are typically on their own when it comes to remote access. Bigger law firms usually have their IT department set up remote access for their employees.
This functionality lets lawyers access their applications, folders, and files on their work computer while working from home or somewhere offsite. Remote access refers to the ability of one computer to remotely access information on another computer or network. As lawyers embrace the trend to work offsite, remote access becomes an important tool.
