About Kaspersky Thin Client

Kaspersky Thin Client version 2.0 (hereinafter also referred to as "Kaspersky Thin Client" or "the system") is an operating system for thin clients based on the KasperskyOS operating system. Kaspersky Thin Client is designed to provide users with access to a remote desktop and serves as a substitute for a local workstation. Kaspersky Thin Client version 2.0 can be installed on TONK TN1200 or Centerm F620 thin clients only.

A compact personal computer used for connecting via a network to remote servers that provide data storage and have all necessary for an operation applications installed. Peripherals, such as a monitor, keyboard, and mouse, are connected to the thin client.

Core functions of Kaspersky Thin Client:

• Connect to remote and virtual desktops running Microsoft Windows operating systems via the Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP), and by using the Microsoft Remote Desktop Connection Broker with user name and password authorization.
• Connect to terminal servers running Microsoft Windows Server operating systems via the Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP), and by using the Microsoft Remote Desktop Connection Broker with user name and password authorization.
• Connect to remote and virtual desktops running Linux operating systems via the Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) with user name and password authorization.
• Connect to virtual applications via RDP using the Microsoft Remote Desktop Connection Broker with user name and password authorization.
• Connect to virtual desktops deployed in the Basis.WorkPlace virtual desktop infrastructure with user name and password authorization.
• Connect to virtual desktops deployed in the Citrix Workspace or VMware Horizon infrastructure in the Web Access application.
• Transmit the remote desktop screen image to the monitor connected to Kaspersky Thin Client.
• Redirect a keyboard and mouse connected to Kaspersky Thin Client to a remote environment.
• Redirect USB drives, smart cards, USB tokens, printers, a microphone, and audio playback devices connected to Kaspersky Thin Client to the remote environment.
• Centrally manage, update, and monitor Kaspersky Thin Client via the Kaspersky Security Center Web Console version 14.2. The Kaspersky Security Management Suite web plug-in included in the distribution kit is used for communication between Kaspersky Thin Client and Kaspersky Security Center.