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    WUYING Terminal:Use cloud applications

    Last Updated:May 19, 2025

    After the administrator assigns cloud apps to you, you can use a Windows client, macOS client, web client, Android client, or iOS client to access App Streaming. This topic describes how to access App Streaming by using a Windows client.

    Prerequisites

    Cloud apps are assigned to you by the administrator. After the administrator assigns cloud apps to you, you receive an email that contains information such as the office network ID, username, and logon credential.

    Procedure

    1. Open the Download Alibaba Cloud Workspace Client page to download the client.

      In this example, a Windows client of Alibaba Cloud Workspace V6.3.1 is downloaded.

    2. Double-click the downloaded client installer and follow the instructions to complete the installation.

    3. Run the client, enter the office network ID that you received in your email in the Office Network ID or Organization ID field, and then click the icon.

    4. Enter the username that you received in your email and the password that you set and click the icon.

      • If you use the client for the first time, enter the initial password that is generated by the system and change the password as prompted.

      • If you forget your password, click Forgot Password in the lower part of the window to reset your password.

      • If you select Auto Sign-in and do not exit the client, you are automatically logged on to the client when you open the client within the next three days.

    5. Find the cloud app that you want to access, move the pointer to the application card, and then click Connect.

    What to do next

    Cloud applications that you log on to by using Windows client or macOS client V6.4 or later support DesktopAssistant. DesktopAssistant for cloud applications supports the following features.

    Important

    This topic uses the Windows client V7.11 as an example. If your experience does not match the description in this topic, you may be using a different client or your client is outdated. You must update your client to the latest version.

    • Specify the shortcut keypress handler: Open DesktopAssistant, click Settings, and then choose Preferences > Control. In the Shortcut Keypress Handler section of the Control tab, specify that the cloud computer or the on-premises OS responds to system shortcut keys and feature keys in windowed mode and fullscreen mode based on your business requirements.

      panel_keypress_handler

    • Specify the mouse configuration: Open DesktopAssistant, click Settings, and then choose Preferences > Control. In the Mouse Configuration section of the Control tab, turn on or off the Confine Cursor switch based on your business requirements.

      panel_cursor_confine

      When you turn on the Confine Cursor switch, the pointer is confined within the cloud application. You cannot move the pointer to areas other than the cloud application.

      Note

      Areas other than the cloud application include areas other than the cloud application window and DesktopAssistant. DesktopAssistant is a part of the client page and does not belong to the cloud application.

    • View status metrics: Open DesktopAssistant and click Metrics. The simple mode applies by default. You can click the icon to switch to the detailed mode.

    • Enter and exit fullscreen mode: Open DesktopAssistant and click Fullscreen or Exit Fullscreen.

    • Disconnect from the cloud application: Open DesktopAssistant and click Disconnect to disconnect from the cloud application. You can also directly close the cloud application window.