One-Time-URL (OTURL)
Thinfinity® Workspace includes a powerful feature that allows you to create one-time, disposable links (OTURL). These links enable seamless and secure integrations for remote access scenarios.
Benefits of Using OTURL
With OTURL, you can:
Automate Profile Connections: Securely launch Remote Apps or Remote Desktop Connections.
Enhance Security: Use encrypted, one-time links to protect your environment.
Embed RDC Connections: Integrate Remote Desktop Connections into public web pages.
Customize Remote Access: Start a Remote Application Profile with different parameters.
Use Cases
OTURL is particularly useful in scenarios such as:
External User Access: Provide temporary access to a Remote Desktop without exposing internal authentication methods.
Temporary Access: Generate short-term access links for specific users or purposes.
SSO Integration: Incorporate Thinfinity Workspace within a Single Sign-On (SSO) scheme alongside external applications.
Configuring One-Time URL Connections
Thinfinity Workspace allows you to generate OTURL connections that expire after a specified period. This feature integrates with Access Profiles and User/Password Security Levels to ensure secure and controlled access.
Prerequisites
To use OTURL, you must configure an API key in Thinfinity Workspace. For details, see API Key.
To generate a one-time URL:
Send a request to Thinfinity Workspace using the following format:
The
queryString
should include the following parameters:
Additional parameters for configuring the connection and enabling specific features are also available.
Once authenticated, Thinfinity Workspace returns a one-time URL that allows an RDP connection:
To use it, append the generated OTURL to the Thinfinity Workspace base URL:
This complete URL can be shared with an external user via email or integrated into an application to direct users to the desktop connection.
Example Implementation
A sample HTML/AJAX file (oturltest.html
) is included in the webrdp
folder of the Thinfinity Workspace installation directory. This file demonstrates OTURL integration and can be used as a reference.
For more details, refer to:
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