# User Guide

## How to Create

### Create via Cloud Host Product Entrance

1. Enter the cloud host product list, and click the "R" gray icon of GlobalRDP. For regions that do not support GlobalRDP, you can still use GlobalSSH.
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2. Select the version of GlobalRDP.

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3. Fill in information such as server IP, nearby area, and server port, then click the confirm button to create.
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### Create via GlobalRDP Entrance

1. Enter the **Network Acceleration** product category under the Remote Desktop Acceleration GlobalRDP entrance, and click the **Create** button.

2. Input the server IP that needs acceleration, select the region option that can cover the physical location of your server, input the server port number, and create it.  
For example: If the server is in the USA (Los Angeles), select the USA (Los Angeles) option; if the server is in Thailand (Bangkok), you can choose Hong Kong or Singapore options that can cover the Thailand (Bangkok) area.
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The entry-level version of GlobalRDP uses a shared IP, different instances will be assigned different ports for RDP connection, therefore GlobalRDP port is not the same as the server port.

## How to Use

After a successful creation, a domain name with the suffix iprdp.net will be generated.
> It is prohibited to provide HTTP/HTTPS access directly on accelerated domains.

For remote desktop connection, take the default port 3389 as an example. Open the system RDP client, fill in the accelerated domain in the Computer field ${AcceleratingDomain}, for the free version as ${AcceleratingDomain}:${GlobalRDPPort}. Enter the username and password, and click connect.

!> Risk Warning: SCloud provides basic attack prevention not exceeding 3 Gbps for each accelerated IP for free (the maximum free protective traffic supported varies by region). When the accelerated instance suffers from a DDoS attack exceeding the basic protection threshold, SCloud will take blockade measures on the accelerated region entrance IP, and the accelerated instance will be processed by origin. If your accelerated instance continues to suffer DDoS attacks, the product provider reserves the right to reclaim the instance.