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# For testing purposes, ensure you have access to an RDP server (like a Windows machine with Remote Desktop enabled). | # For testing purposes, ensure you have access to an RDP server (like a Windows machine with Remote Desktop enabled). | ||
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# Even though `freerdp-libs` is a collection of libraries, we can test it through an application that depends on it. For this test, let's use `xfreerdp`, which is provided by the `freerdp` package. Install it using the command: | # Even though `freerdp-libs` is a collection of libraries, we can test it through an application that depends on it. For this test, let's use `xfreerdp`, which is provided by the `freerdp` package. Install it using the command: `sudo dnf install freerdp`. | ||
# Use `xfreerdp` to connect to your RDP server: | # Use `xfreerdp` to connect to your RDP server: `xfreerdp /u:<USERNAME> /v:<SERVER_IP>`, replacing `<USERNAME>` with your username and `<SERVER_IP>` with the IP address of your RDP server. | ||
# Interact with the RDP session, opening applications, and navigating as you would normally. | # Interact with the RDP session, opening applications, and navigating as you would normally. | ||
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Latest revision as of 07:07, 22 August 2023
Description
This test case verifies that freerdp-libs are functioning correctly, ensuring the basic Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) connection capabilities.
Setup
- Ensure that
freerdp-libsis installed. If not, install it using the command:sudo dnf install freerdp-libs. - For testing purposes, ensure you have access to an RDP server (like a Windows machine with Remote Desktop enabled).
How to test
- Even though
freerdp-libsis a collection of libraries, we can test it through an application that depends on it. For this test, let's usexfreerdp, which is provided by thefreerdppackage. Install it using the command:sudo dnf install freerdp. - Use
xfreerdpto connect to your RDP server:xfreerdp /u:<USERNAME> /v:<SERVER_IP>, replacing<USERNAME>with your username and<SERVER_IP>with the IP address of your RDP server. - Interact with the RDP session, opening applications, and navigating as you would normally.
Expected Results
- The
xfreerdpcommand should successfully establish a connection to the RDP server. - There should be smooth interaction within the RDP session without significant lags or disruptions.
- Application visuals, mouse, and keyboard inputs should function correctly within the RDP session.