Cloud2Render: Server Rental

Introduction
- Overview
- Features
Getting Started
- Account Registration and Setup
- Pricing Plans and Suscription
Platform
- Dashboard Overview
- User Settings
Operating Systems
Starting a Rendering Project
Managing Servers
- Monitoring Server Performance
Advanced Features
- Clustering Multiple Servers
- Using Remote Desktop (RDP)
Billing and Payments
- Payment Methods
Troubleshooting and Support
- Contacting Support

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Operating Systems

Remote Connection: RDP

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When you choose a Windows (either Windows 10 Pro or Windows 11 Pro), you will be provided with access via Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP). This access method involves the following steps:

RDP Connection Details: After your server is set up, you will receive an IP address and port number.
Remote Desktop Client: Use a Remote Desktop client application on your local machine. This is typically pre-installed on Windows devices, but is also available for macOS and Linux.
Logging In: Enter the provided IP address and port number into your Remote Desktop client, along with your username and password.

Access Your Server: Once connected, you can use the remote Windows environment as if it were your local machine, with the capability to install software and manage your rendering tasks directly.