You can use WUYING services, such as WUYING Workspace and WUYING AppStreaming, from a desktop client (Windows client or macOS client). This topic describes how to log on to a desktop client.
This topic uses the macOS client V7.13 and the Enterprise Edition as an example. If your client interface differs from the one described in this topic, you may be using a different or outdated version. We recommend that you update your client to the latest version.
Simplified version
The WUYING Terminal logon module supports multiple logon methods and advanced features, such as single sign-on (SSO) and multi-factor authentication (MFA). This simplified version demonstrates the standard username and password logon method, which applies to most users. For advanced features and other logon methods, see the Detailed version.
Prerequisites
An administrator has allocated cloud resources to you. Check the mailbox specified by your administrator for your logon credentials, including the organization ID or office network ID, username, and password.
You have installed the client. For more information, see Install and update a desktop client.
Procedure
Open the Windows client, select Enterprise Edition in the upper part of the page, select the check box next to the privacy policy, enter an organization ID or office network ID from the received logon credentials, and then click the icon.

Enter the username and password, and then click the icon.
NoteIf you log on to the client for the first time, use the initial password provided. You will then be prompted to specify a new password by following on-screen instructions. The initial password is valid for three days. If the initial password expires, click Forgot Password to obtain a new initial password.

After you log on to the client, cloud resources, such as cloud computers and cloud phones, that your administrator assigns to you are displayed.
On the cloud resource list, click the connect icon on a cloud resource card to use the resource.
Detailed version
The Detailed version explains related concepts, various logon methods, and advanced features. If you use the username and password logon method and do not need advanced features, see the more concise Simplified version.
Background information
Roles of Alibaba Cloud Workspace users fall into the following categories:
End users: individuals who access cloud computers from Alibaba Cloud Workspace terminals. Example: Jack, a designer from a design company.
Administrators: O&M personnel who are responsible for resource purchase and renewal, resource creation and assignment, policy creation and binding, O&M and monitoring, and end user management. Example: Steven, the IT administrator of the company in which the designer Jack works.
Prerequisites
An administrator has created an end user account for you and allocated WUYING service resources (cloud computers and cloud applications) to the account. If you are an administrator, you must first purchase and allocate cloud resources as described in the following topics.
WUYING Workspace
WUYING AppStreaming
You have received the logon credentials required to log on to the client. After an administrator purchases and allocates WUYING service resources, you, as an end user, will receive logon credentials, such as the organization ID or office network ID, username, and password. The method for obtaining logon credentials varies based on the end user account type and the activation type:
NoteFor more information about end user account types and their differences, see End user account systems.
Convenience account
Administrator-activated type: The administrator sets the logon credentials and password reset notifications for the end user account in the WUYING Workspace console and informs the end user offline. WUYING AppStreaming supports only administrator-activated convenience accounts.
User-activated type: The logon credentials and password reset notifications for the end user account are sent to the end user's mailbox.
Enterprise Active Directory (AD) account: The administrator informs the end user offline.
Procedure
Open the desktop client.
Configure the network connection type:
In the upper-right corner, click the icon and select Network Connection Configuration.
In the Network Connection Configuration panel, select Internet or Enterprise Private Network, and click OK.
NoteConsult your enterprise IT administrator to determine which connection type to select.
At the top, select Enterprise & Commercial Edition. At the bottom, agree to the privacy policy.
Select a logon method.
Username and password logon
On the logon page, the username and password logon method is selected by default. If it is not selected, click Username And Password Logon.
Enter the organization ID or office network ID from your logon credentials and click the icon.
NoteWhen you log on with an organization ID, you can access all WUYING resources under your account, regardless of the office network. When you log on with an office network ID, you can access only the WUYING resources that belong to that specific office network. For more information about the differences, see Differences between organization IDs and office network IDs.
Perform one of the following operations based on whether the administrator has enabled single sign-on (SSO) for the organization ID or office network:
If SSO is not enabled, enter your username and password and click the icon. To stay logged on, you can select Auto-login.
NoteWhen you log on for the first time, enter the initial password from your logon credentials and follow the prompts to set a custom password. Use this custom password for all future logons.
The initial password is valid for 3 days. If you are notified that your password has expired when you log on, or if you forget your password, click Forgot Password and follow the prompts to reset your password.
ImportantEnter the correct password when you log on to the client. If you enter an incorrect password 10 consecutive times, the system automatically locks your account for 20 minutes. You cannot attempt to log on again for 20 minutes.
If SSO is enabled, enter the SSO username and password as prompted, and click the icon.
Log on by scanning a QR code
If you are already logged on to an Android client or iOS client, you can log on by scanning a QR code.
Open the Android client or iOS client that you are logged on to. In the upper-right corner of the cloud resource list screen, click the icon and scan the QR code on the desktop client logon screen.
NoteOnly V7.0 and later of the Android client or iOS client support QR code scanning.
On the Confirm Logon screen on your Android client or iOS client, click Confirm Logon.
(Conditional) If your administrator has enabled multi-factor authentication, enter the dynamic password generated by the virtual MFA device.
NoteIf your IT administrator enables TOTP dynamic passwords, follow the on-screen prompts to attach a virtual MFA device the first time you log on. You can use various virtual MFA applications, such as Alibaba Cloud App and Google Authenticator.
(Conditional) If your administrator has enabled client logon verification, you must obtain and enter a verification code from your email to complete the client logon when you log on from a new device.
NoteClient logon verification applies only when the network connection type is the Internet. It does not apply if the network connection type is an enterprise private network.
After you log on, WUYING services are displayed as cards or icons. Click a service icon to access the service.
NoteIf a cloud computer is in the Stopped or Hibernated state, you must first start it or wake it up.
FAQ
For more FAQ, see Client FAQ.
What to do next
Enable and set auto-login
If you enable auto-login, you do not need to re-enter your logon credentials for a period of time after you log on.
Open the desktop client. On the Username and Password Logon screen, select Auto-login.

(Optional) The default validity period for auto-login is 10 days. To change the validity period, log on, click the icon in the upper-right corner, and then click Security Center. On the Logon Security tab, select a new validity period in the Auto-login section.

Use cloud computers and cloud applications
After you log on to an Alibaba Cloud Workspace terminal, you can view, use, and manage the assigned cloud resources.
For information about how to use cloud resources, see the following topics:
Log out
Log out from the current terminal
On the cloud resource list screen, use one of the following methods to log out:
In the upper-left corner, click Log Out, and then click Log Out again in the confirmation dialog box.
In the upper-right corner, click the icon, and then select Log Out. In the confirmation dialog box, click Log Out again.
Log out from other terminals
In the upper-right corner of the cloud resource list, click the icon and select Security Center.
On the Device Management tab, find the other logged-in terminal and click Log Out.
NoteTo ensure information security, you must enter a verification code to authenticate your identity before you log out.
