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configuring-raweb-for-a-multi-user-environment.md

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+# Configuring RAWeb for a multi-user environment
+
+RAWeb allows different users to see different apps by configuring IIS and setting some permissions.
+
+You control access to your remote apps by setting file permissions on the RDP files. You can grant access to Active Directory or local users or groups.
+
+This works with both the web-based RAWeb and also the webfeed.
+
+This guide will show you how to setup a basic configuration to give a single local user access to some apps as an example.
+
+## Install
+
+Install RAWeb as per the instructions on the main RAWeb page.
+
+You will also need to add **Windows Authentication** to IIS by adding the Windows Feature:
+
+![][1]
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+[1]: images/configuring-raweb-for-a-multi-user-environment/install.jpg
+
+## Configure authentication
+
+In IIS Manager, open the Authentication feature for your site.
+
+![][2]
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+[2]: images/configuring-raweb-for-a-multi-user-environment/configure-authentication.jpg
+
+## Select authentication method
+
+Disable Anonymous Authentication and enable Windows Authentication. Other methods may work but are untested.
+
+![][3]
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+[3]: images/configuring-raweb-for-a-multi-user-environment/select-authentication-method.jpg
+
+## Permissions
+
+**Summary:**
+
+* RAWeb users (or groups) should *only *have **List folder contents** permissions on the **rdp** directory (disable inheritance).
+* Any user or group requiring access to a remoteapp must have **Read** permissions to the RDP file for the app.
+
+**Example:**
+
+In the example that follows, we will give a single local user access to some (but not all) apps available.
+
+Go to the **Security **tab in **Properties **of the **rdp** directory, and click **Advanced**, then **Change Permissions**.
+
+![][4]
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+[4]: images/configuring-raweb-for-a-multi-user-environment/permissions.jpg
+
+## Disable inheritance
+
+Depending on your OS, click either **Disable inheritance** or untick **Include inhertiable permissions from this object's parent**.
+
+![][5]
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+[5]: images/configuring-raweb-for-a-multi-user-environment/disable-inheritance.jpg
+
+## Keep permissions
+
+Again depending on your OS, click either **Convert inherited permissions into explicit permissions on this object** or **Add**.
+
+![][6]
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+[6]: images/configuring-raweb-for-a-multi-user-environment/keep-permissions.jpg
+
+## Set rdp folder permission
+
+Click OK, and go back to the main **Properties **window. **Edit** the permissions: Click on the **Users **group and ensure that only **List folder contents** permission is allowed (untick the others).
+
+![][7]
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+[7]: images/configuring-raweb-for-a-multi-user-environment/set-rdp-folder-permission.jpg
+
+## Add RDP files
+
+Now fill up your **rdp** folder with some RDP files.
+
+![][8]
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+[8]: images/configuring-raweb-for-a-multi-user-environment/add-rdp-files.jpg
+
+## Assign RemoteApps to users by setting permissions
+
+Now to assign an app to a user, give the user **Read** permissions to the appropriate RDP files.
+
+In this example, there is a local user named TestUser who will be granted access to Calculator and Chrome but *not *TestApp.
+
+Simply add **Read **permissions for **TestUser **on Calculator.rdp and Chrome.rdp.
+
+![][9]
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+[9]: images/configuring-raweb-for-a-multi-user-environment/assign-remoteapps-to-users-by-setting-permissions.jpg
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+## ScreenHunter_17 Oct. 01 13.46.jpg
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+In this case, TestApp is not displayed (as desired).
+
+This applies to web-based RAWeb as well as the webfeed feature.
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+![][10]
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+[10]: images/configuring-raweb-for-a-multi-user-environment/screenhunter_17-oct-01-1346jpg.jpg

file-type-associations-for-raweb-webfeed-clients.md

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+# File type associations for RAWeb webfeed clients
+
+RAWeb can associate file types on clients to RemoteApps. For example, you can configure RAWeb so that when a client opens a DOC file, it opens with a Microsoft Word RemoteApp.
+
+**Requirements**
+
+* Client must be connected to RAWeb's webfeed.
+* The client webfeed URL must be configured via Group Policy (or Local Policy).
+* RDP files need to have file types listed within.
+* RemoteApps on host must be configured to allow command line parameters.
+
+File type associations **will not work** if you configure the webfeed URL via the RemoteApp and Desktop Connections control panel! You **must** configure it via policy.
+
+## Add file types to RDP files
+
+With a text editor, open the RDP file for the application that you would like to add file type associations for.
+
+Add a new line:
+
+     remoteapplicationfileextensions:s:[file extensions separated by commas]
+
+![][1]
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+[1]: images/file-type-associations-for-raweb-webfeed-clients/add-file-types-to-rdp-files.png
+
+## Configure the RemoteApp to allow command-line parameters
+
+Using RemoteApp Tool, edit your RemoteApp and
+
+set **Command line option** to **Optional**.
+
+## Configure webfeed URL via local group policy on the client
+
+Navigate to **User Configuration > Administrative Templates > Windows Components > Remote Desktop Services > RemoteApp and Desktop Connections**.
+
+**Edit **the policy setting **Specify default connection URL**. Click **Enabled** and** enter the URL** to the webfeed below. Click OK.
+
+![][2]
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+[2]: images/file-type-associations-for-raweb-webfeed-clients/configure-webfeed-url-via-local-group-policy-on-the-client.png
+
+## Add document icons
+
+If you want a custom icon displayed for a particular file type, put an **ICO **file into the **icon **folder** **with the same name as the rdp file followed by a dot (.) and then the file extension.
+
+Example: To set an icon for all XLS files which will open in Excel 2010 (Excel2010.rdp) your would need an icon file named: Excel2010.xls.ico