Configure Sunray terminal to access various sun servers via xdmcp

I have a Sunray server 4.1 configured and able to login using the Sunray terminal. I want to access other Sun servers via XDMCP. At the login screen I select Options - Remote Login - Enter Host name and enter the server IP address, it asks for the user name and passwd. After entering the valid credentials, it comes back to login screen.
Also, want to know how I can configure the login screen to list the hosts so that I can select the server from the list. I tried to edit the options using Login screen setup option, that did not work.
Appreciate if someone can point any to documents which can explain this.
I am using Java desktop.
Edited by: srinidev on Apr 21, 2010 1:22 PM
Edited by: srinidev on Apr 21, 2010 1:55 PM

Hi Jeff,
Thank you for your posting in Windows Server Forum.
You can able to take RDP for client system from server. But keep in mind that; client system can only allow 1 RDP session at a time for administrator purpose. For that you need to have permission for taking rdp session.
Also you need to verify that “Remote Desktop Service” service is running and also need to verify the below thread as per snap.
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