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Architecture

Thinfinity® Remote Desktop is composed of:
· a Server Machine running Thinfinity® Remote Desktop 
· Thinfinity® Remote Desktop Web Client (which loads on an HTML5 browser)
Thinfinity® Remote Desktop is a secure, high-performance HTTP / WebSocket server, which serves the web pages needed to run the Thinfinity® Remote Desktop Web Client on the web browser.
When the end-user accesses the Thinfinity® Remote Desktop main page and enters the appropriate connection parameters, the Thinfinity® Remote Desktop Web Client communicates with the server, using  WebSocket to start the connection to the remote-end. 
If the connection fails to start using WebSocket, then Ajax will be used. This connection protocol is deprecated and will not be supported in future versions.
Once the connection is established, the server will receive RDP commands, optimize them for the web, and send the resulting data stream to the Thinfinity® Remote Desktop Web Client.
Load Balancing Architectures for Thinfinity® Remote Desktop Server:
Thinfinity® Remote Desktop can be configured in two different load balancing architectures:
· Thinfinity® Remote Desktop Load Balancer
· Thinfinity® Remote Desktop Load Balancer with a DNS for multiple brokers
​Read more about load balancing.​
Requirements:
Using Thinfinity® Remote Desktop Server, any Windows, Mac OS X, Linux, Android and iOS user can remote into a Windows desktop or work with a single Windows application.
Web Client
· OS independent
· HTML5-compliant Web Browser
 - Internet Explorer 9.0, 10.0, 11.0
 - Firefox 17+
 - Chrome 22+
 - Safari 6.0.1+
 - iOS 5.1.1+
 - Android 2.3, 4.0+
 - Edge 38+
Server Machine
· Windows 8 32 and 64 bit
· Windows 10 32 and 64 bit
· Windows Server 2012 and 2012 R2
· Windows Server 2016
.Windows Server 2019
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