Open Parallels HTML5 ClientTo open Parallels HTML5 Client in a web browser, do one of the following:
For more information about the HTML5 Client URL, please see Specifying a URL for Web Requests. When you open the HTML5 Client in a web browser, the login page is displayed. Note: When you open HTML5 Client in a web browser for the first time, the cookie consent message is displayed at the top of the page in accordance with the GDPR regulation.To read the Parallels cookie policy, please click the provided link. If you agree with the policy, click Got it to close the message and continue. To log in to Parallels RAS, specify your user name and password and click Log in. Note: If Parallels RAS is configured to use Google Authenticator as a second-level authentication provider, an additional dialog opens where the user can either scan a QR code or use a secret key to generate a one time password (OTP). For details, please see Using Google Authenticator. Once the user is logged in, one of the scenarios described below takes place depending on how the HTML5 Client is configured on the server side. For details, please see Configure HTML5 Client. Launch apps in Parallels Client and fallback to HTML5 With this option configured on the server side, you will see a dialog box in the web browser with the following options:
Launch apps in Parallels Client When this option is configured on the server side, you will see a dialog box prompting you to install Parallels Client. Click the link provided to open the Parallels Client download and installation page and follow the instructions. After you install Parallels Client, the main Parallels HTML5 Client screen opens displaying published resources that you can use. If you now double-click or tap a resource, it will be launched in Parallels Client. Launch apps in browser only (HTML5 only) With this option configured, the main Parallels HTML5 Client screen opens with no additional prompts. Remote applications and desktops will be launched in the web browser. |
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