Microsoft Terminal Services Client (MSTSC) is a remote desktop connection tool for Windows. It includes a local file sharing feature that maps your local drives to a remote Windows server, so you can copy files in both directions — just like moving files between two folders on your own computer.
Prerequisites
Before you begin, make sure:
The Windows server is in the Running status
Port
3389is enabled on the Windows server. Port3389is enabled by default. For more information, see Firewall settings
Connect to the server
To upload or download large files or many files at once, compress them first to improve transfer speed.
On your local Windows computer, press Win+R, type
mstsc, and press Enter to open Remote Desktop Connection.In the Remote Desktop Connection dialog box, click Show Options.
On the General tab, configure the following:
Computer (C): Enter the public IP address of the Windows server.
NoteFind the public IP address on the server card in the Simple Application Server console.
User Name: Enter the username. The default username is Administrator.
On the Local Resources tab, select Clipboard and click More.
In the Drives section, select the local drive that contains the files you want to transfer, then click OK.
Click Connect.
Upload or download files
After connecting, your mapped local drives appear in This PC on the server. Double-click a drive to open it, then copy files between the local drive and any folder on the server.
View your mapped local drive
Upload files to the server
The following example shows how to upload a file to the server desktop. You can also use
Ctrl+CandCtrl+Vto copy files between your local computer and the server.
Download files from the server
The following example shows how to download a file from the server desktop. Use
Ctrl+CandCtrl+Vto copy files between the server and your local computer.
What's next
If you cannot connect to the server, see the Remote connection FAQ for troubleshooting steps.