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-f     Enable fullscreen mode.  This overrides the window  manager  and
              causes  the  rdesktop  window to fully cover the current screen.
              Fullscreen mode can be toggled at any time using Ctrl-Alt-Enter.

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f screen_spec:output_spec e.g. -f 0:HDMI-2 - use only HDMI-2 output on Screen 0 in fullscreen mode

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NAME
       rdesktop - Remote Desktop Protocol client

SYNOPSIS
       rdesktop [options] server[:port]

DESCRIPTION
       rdesktop  is a client for Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP), used in a num‐
       ber of Microsoft products including Windows NT Terminal Server, Windows
       2000 Server, Windows XP and Windows 2003 Server.

OPTIONS
       -u <username>
              Username for authentication on the server.

       -d <domain>
              Domain for authentication.

       -s <shell>
              Startup  shell  for  the  user  -  starts a specific application
              instead of Explore.  If  SeamlessRDP  is  enabled  this  is  the
              application which i started in seamless mode.

       -c <directory>
              The  initial working directory for the user.  Often used in com‐
              bination with -s to set up a fixed login environment.

       -p <password>
              The password to authenticate with.  Note that this may  have  no
              effect if "Always prompt for password" is enabled on the server.
              WARNING: if you specify a password on the command line it may be
              visible to other users when they use tools like ps.  Use -p - to
              make rdesktop request  a  password  at  startup  (from  standard
              input).

       -n <hostname>
              Client  hostname.   Normally  rdesktop automatically obtains the
              hostname of the client.

       -k <keyboard-map>
              Keyboard layout  to  emulate.   This  requires  a  corresponding
              keymap file to be installed.  The standard keymaps provided with
              rdesktop follow the RFC1766 naming scheme: a language code  fol‐
              lowed  by  a country code if necessary - e.g.  en-us, en-gb, de,
              fr, sv, etc.

              The default keyboard map depends on the current locale (LC_* and
              LANG  environment  variables). If the current locale is unknown,
              the default keyboard map is en-us (a US English keyboard).

              The keyboard maps are file names, which means that they are case
              sensitive. The standard keymaps are all in lowercase.

 Manual page rdesktop(1) line 2 (press h for help or q to quit)
 The  keyboard  maps  are  searched  relative  to the directories
              $HOME/.rdesktop/keymaps, KEYMAP_PATH (specified at build  time),
              and  $CWD/keymaps,  in this order. The keyboard-map argument can
              also be an absolute filename.

              The special value `none' can be used instead of a keyboard  map.
              In  this  case,  rdesktop  will guess the scancodes from the X11
              event key codes using an internal mapping  method.  This  method
              only supports the basic alphanumeric keys and may not work prop‐
              erly on all platforms so its use is discouraged.

       -g <geometry>
              Desktop  geometry  (WxH).  If  geometry  is  the  special   word
              "workarea",  the geometry will be fetched from the extended win‐
              dow manager hints property _NET_WORKAREA, from the root  window.
              The  geometry can also be specified as a percentage of the whole
              screen, e.g. "-g 80%".

              If the specified geometry depends on the screen  size,  and  the
              screen  size  is  changed, rdesktop will automatically reconnect
              using the new screen size. This requires that rdesktop has  been
              compiled with RandR support.

       -i     Use  password  as  smartcard pin. If a valid user certificate is
              matched in smart card reader the password passed with p argument
              is  used  as pin for the smart card.  This feature also requires
              that smart card redirection is used using r scard argument.

       -f     Enable fullscreen mode.  This overrides the window  manager  and
              causes  the  rdesktop  window to fully cover the current screen.
              Fullscreen mode can be toggled at any time using Ctrl-Alt-Enter.

       -b     Force the server to send screen updates as bitmaps  rather  than
              using higher-level drawing operations.

       -t     Disable  use  of remote control. This will disable features like
              seamless connection sharing.

       -A <seamlessrdpshell>
              Enable SeamlessRDP by specifying the path to seamless rdp shell.
              In  this  mode, rdesktop creates a X11 window for each window on
              the server side.  This mode requires the SeamlessRDP server side
              component,  which  is available from http://www.cendio.com/seam‐
              lessrdp/.

              When using this option, you should normally  specify  a  startup
              shell  which  launches the desired application through Seamless‐
              RDP.

              Example: rdesktop  -A  'c:\seamlessrdp\seamlessrdpshell.exe'  -s
              'notepad' mywts.domain.com

              Any  subsequential  call  to  the above commandline example will
 make use of the seamless connection sharing feature which spawns
              another  notepad  in  the  current  connection  to the specified
              server and then exit.

       -B     Use the BackingStore of the Xserver instead  of  the  integrated
              one in rdesktop.

       -e     Disable  encryption.   This option is only needed (and will only
              work) if you have a French version of NT TSE.

       -E     Disable  encryption  from  client  to  server.   This  sends  an
              encrypted login packet, but everything after this is unencrypted
              (including interactive logins).

       -m     Do not send mouse motion events.  This saves bandwidth, although
              some Windows applications may rely on receiving mouse motion.

       -C     Use  private colourmap.  This will improve colour accuracy on an
              8-bit display, but rdesktop will appear in false colour when not
              focused.

       -D     Hide window manager decorations, by using MWM hints.

       -K     Do  not override window manager key bindings.  By default rdesk‐
              top attempts to grab all keyboard input when it is in focus.

       -S <button size>
              Enable single application mode. This option  can  be  used  when
              running a single, maximized application (via -s). When the mini‐
              mize button of the windows application is pressed, the  rdesktop
              window is minimized instead of the remote application. The maxi‐
              mize/restore button is disabled. For  this  to  work,  you  must
              specify  the  correct  button  size, in pixels. The special word
              "standard" means 18 pixels.

       -T <title>
              Sets the window title. The title  must  be  specified  using  an
              UTF-8 string.

       -N     Enable numlock syncronization between the Xserver and the remote
              RDP session.  This is useful with applications that looks at the
              numlock  state, but might cause problems with some Xservers like
              Xvnc.

       -X <windowid>
              Embed  rdesktop-window  in  another  window.  The  windowid   is
              expected to be decimal or hexadecimal (prefixed by 0x).
-a <bpp>
              Sets  the colour depth for the connection (8, 15, 16, 24 or 32).
              More than 8 bpp are only supported when connecting to Windows XP
              (up to 16 bpp) or newer.  Note that the colour depth may also be
              limited by the server configuration. The default  value  is  the
              depth of the root window.

       -z     Enable compression of the RDP datastream.

       -x <experience>
              Changes  default  bandwidth  performance  behaviour for RDP5. By
              default only theming is enabled, and all other options are  dis‐
              abled  (corresponding to modem (56 Kbps)). Setting experience to
              b[roadband] enables menu animations and  full  window  dragging.
              Setting experience to l[an] will also enable the desktop wallpa‐
              per. Setting  experience  to  m[odem]  disables  all  (including
              themes).  Experience can also be a hexidecimal number containing
              the flags.

       -P     Enable caching of bitmaps to disk (persistent  bitmap  caching).
              This generally improves performance (especially on low bandwidth
              connections) and reduces network traffic at the cost of slightly
              longer  startup  and  some  disk space.  (10MB for 8-bit colour,
              20MB for 15/16-bit colour, 30MB for 24-bit colour and  40MB  for
              32-bit colour sessions)

       -r <device>
              Enable  redirection  of the specified device on the client, such
              that it appears on the server. Note that  the  allowed  redirec‐
              tions may be restricted by the server configuration.

              Following devices are currently supported:

       -r comport:<comport>=<device>,...
              Redirects serial devices on your client to the server. Note that
              if you need to change any settings on the serial  device(s),  do
              so  with  an  appropriate tool before starting rdesktop. In most
              OSes you would use  stty.  Bidirectional/Read  support  requires
              Windows XP or newer.  In Windows 2000 it will create a port, but
              it's not seamless, most shell programs will not work with it.

       -r disk:<sharename>=<path>,...
              Redirects a path to  the  share  \\tsclient\<sharename>  on  the
              server (requires Windows XP or newer). The share name is limited
              to 8 characters.

       -r lptport:<lptport>=<device>,...
              Redirects parallel devices on your client to the server.   Bidi‐
              rectional/Read  support requires Windows XP or newer. In Windows
              2000 it will create a port, but it's not  seamless,  most  shell
              programs will not work with it.
-r printer:<printername>[=<driver>],...
              Redirects  a  printer  queue  on  the  client to the server. The
              <printername> is the name of the queue  in  your  local  system.
              <driver>  defaults to a simple PS-driver unless you specify one.
              Keep in mind that you need a 100% match in the  server  environ‐
              ment,  or the driver will fail. The first printer on the command
              line will be set as your default printer.

       -r sound:[local|off|remote]
              Redirects sound generated on the server to the client.  "remote"
              only  has any effect when you connect to the console with the -0
              option. (Requires Windows XP or newer).

       -r lspci
              Activates the lspci channel, which allows the server to  enumer‐
              ate  the  clients PCI devices. See the file lspci-channel.txt in
              the documentation for more information.

       -r scard[:<Scard Name>=<Alias Name>[;<Vendor Name>][,...]]
              Enables redirection of one or more smart-cards. You can  provide
              static  name  binding  between linux and windows. To do this you
              can use optional parameters as described: <Scard Name> -  device
              name  in Linux/Unix enviroment, <Alias Name> - device name shown
              in Windows enviroment <Vendor Name>  -  optional  device  vendor
              name. For list of examples run rdesktop without parameters.

       -r clipboard:[off|PRIMARYCLIPBOARD|CLIPBOARD]
              Enable  clipboard  redirection. 'PRIMARYCLIPBOARD' looks at both
              PRIMARY and CLIPBOARD when sending data to  server.  'CLIPBOARD'
              looks at only CLIPBOARD.

       -0     Attach  to  the  console  of the server (requires Windows Server
              2003 or newer).

       -4     Use RDP version 4.

       -5     Use RDP version 5 (default).

CredSSP Smartcard options
       --sc-csp-name <name>
              Specify the CSP (Crypto Service Provider) to use on the  windows
              side  for  the  smartcard  authentication. CSP is the driver for
              your smartcard and it seems like this is required to  be  speci‐
              fied for CredSSP authentication. For swedish NetID the following
              CSP name is used; "Net iD - CSP".
 --sc-reader-name <name>
              Specify the reader name to be used to prevent the pin code being
              sent to wrong card if there are several readers.

       --sc-card-name <name>
              Specify the card name for example; "Telia EID IP5a".

EXIT VALUES
       0      RDP session terminated normally

       1      Server  initiated  disconnect  (also  returned  for logoff by XP
              joined to a domain)

       2      Server initiated logoff

       3      Server idle timeout reached

       4      Server logon timeout reached

       5      The session was replaced

       6      The server is out of memory

       7      The server denied the connection

       8      The server denied the connection for security reason

       9      The user cannot connect to the server due to insufficient access
              privileges

       10     The  server  does not accept saved user credentials and requires
              that the user enter their credentials for each connection

       11     Disconnect initiated by administration tool

       12     Disconnect initiated by user

       16     Internal licensing error

       17     No license server available

       18     No valid license available

       19     Invalid licensing message

       20     Hardware id doesn't match software license

       21     Client license error

       22     Network error during licensing protocol

       23     Licensing protocol was not completed
 24     Incorrect client license enryption

       25     Can't upgrade license

       26     The server is not licensed to accept remote connections

       62     The local client window was closed

       63     Some other, unknown error occured

       64     Command line usage error

       69     A service or resource (such as memory) is unavailable

       70     An internal software error has been detected

       71     Operating system error

       76     Protocol error or unable to connect to remote host.

LINKS
       Main website of rdesktop
       http://www.rdesktop.org/

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gdjo@Advance:~$ echo $DISPLAY
:0