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Description:

Add a visual border around RDP sessions when keyboard shortcuts are configured to pass through to the remote machine rather than execute locally.

Problem: Currently, there's no visual feedback showing whether keyboard shortcuts (Alt+Tab, Windows key, etc.) will be captured by the local machine or passed through to the remote session. This creates confusion - I'll try to Alt+Tab expecting to switch windows locally, but the shortcut gets sent to the remote machine instead, or vice versa. Since RDM sessions can be configured differently for passthrough behavior, I constantly have to remember which sessions are configured which way.

Requested Solution: Display a distinct colored border (configurable) around the RDP window when keyboard shortcuts are set to pass through to the remote session. The border should be visible but not obtrusive - something like a 2-3 pixel colored outline. When passthrough is disabled and shortcuts execute locally, no border appears (or use a different color).

Benefit: Instant visual confirmation of which keyboard mode I'm in before I press shortcuts. Eliminates the guess-work and frustration of shortcuts going to the wrong machine.

Hi Marc - this is exactly what im looking for. Thank you.

However, due to it being expensive - upper management is unlikely to acquire the tool.

I was wanting to visualize RDP performance in a graph. This would allow me to better understand poor performance scenarios and optimize the remote connection.

In specific, I would like the following statistics to be graphed and logged in RDM:

• RDP version (8.1,10.10,10.11,10.12)

• Whether UDP or TCP is currently in use

• Available bandwidth

• Utilized bandwidth

• Encode and Decode times

• Network latency

• Encode and Decode methods (hardware, software)

• RDP assessed 'quality of connection'

• group policy settings applied

• current framerate

• max frame rate

• color depth

Modelling parsecs performance overlay would be a great start.