Kaspersky Thin Client interface

The Kaspersky Thin Client interface contains the following elements:

• Main window of the Kaspersky Thin Client.

  In the central part of the main window, you can select a remote connection option:

  • RDP: connect to remote desktops or virtual applications via RDP.
  • Basis.WorkPlace: connect to virtual desktops deployed in the Basis.WorkPlace infrastructure.
  • Web Access: connect to a remote environment deployed in the Citrix Workspace or VMware Horizon infrastructure.

  In the connection window, you can configure the RDP connection settings or the Basis.WorkPlace connection settings.

• Control panel of Kaspersky Thin Client. It contains the following items:
  • — shutdown menu button. In this menu, you can shut down or restart Kaspersky Thin Client.
  • — button for switching to the Settings and Tools sections:

    In the Settings section, you can configure Kaspersky Thin Client.

    In the Tools section, you can do the following:

    • View information about Kaspersky Thin Client.
    • View information about the network status.
    • View and forward Kaspersky Thin Client event logs.
    • Update Kaspersky Thin Client.
    • View the current End User License Agreement.
    • View information about third-party code.
    • Manage access to Kaspersky Thin Client settings.
  • If Kaspersky Thin Client is part of an administration group and the administrator's contact details are specified in the general group settings, the contacts of the Kaspersky Security Center administrator are also displayed in the control panel.
  • Status of Kaspersky Thin Client network connection

    

    • Not connected to the network. Check the network cable connection.
    • Not connected to the network. IP address not configured.
    • Not connected to the network. Other error.
    • Connected to the network.
    .
  • Information on new notifications of Kaspersky Thin Client. You can view received notifications.
  • Keyboard input language switch button.
  • System date and time.
• Connection panel.

  Displayed while you are connected to a remote environment.

  The following are displayed in the connection panel while you are connected to a remote desktop:

  • Connection name.
  • Connection status.
  • Disconnect from server button.
  • The administrator's contacts, as long as these were provided when deploying the system.
  • Network status icon.

  The connection panel additionally displays the following while you are connected to a virtual application:

  • Application icon.
  • Current date set on the thin client.
  • Current time set on the thin client.
  • Language set on the thin client.