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All advanced settings in custom clients are covered here.

Privilege Levels for Settings

There are four types of settings:

1. Override settings, in "Web Console → Custom Clients"
2. Default settings, in "Web Console → Custom Clients"
3. User settings, in the RustDesk client
4. Strategy settings, in "Web Console → Strategies"

The hierarchy of privilege for these settings is as follows: Override > Strategy > User > Default.

Security Settings

access-mode

Set the access mode (permissions) for incoming connections.

Location:

1. Desktop Settings → Security → Permissions
2. Mobile

Install required	Values	Default	Example
N	custom, full, view	custom	access-mode=custom

enable-keyboard

Enable keyboard/mouse input for incoming connections.

Location:

1. Desktop Settings → Security → Permissions → Enable keyboard
2. Mobile

Install required	Values	Default	Example
N	Y, N	Y	enable-keyboard=Y

enable-clipboard

Enable copy and paste for incoming connections.

Location:

1. Desktop Settings → Security → Permissions → Enable clipboard
2. Mobile

Install required	Values	Default	Example
N	Y, N	Y	enable-clipboard=Y

enable-file-transfer

Enable file copy and paste or file transfer (session) for incoming connections.

Location:

1. Desktop Settings → Security → Permissions → Enable file transfer
2. Mobile

Install required	Values	Default	Example
N	Y, N	Y	enable-file-transfer=Y

enable-audio

Enable audio record and transfer to peer.

Location:

1. Desktop Settings → Security → Permissions → Enable audio
2. Mobile

Install required	Values	Default	Example
N	Y, N	Y	enable-audio=Y

enable-tunnel

Enable TCP tunneling.

Location:

1. Desktop Settings → Security → Permissions → Enable TCP tunneling
2. Mobile

Install required	Values	Default	Example
N	Y, N	Y	enable-tunnel=Y

enable-remote-restart

Enable restarting by the control side.

Location:

1. Desktop Settings → Security → Permissions → Enable remote restart
2. Mobile

Install required	Values	Default	Example
N	Y, N	Y	enable-remote-restart=Y

enable-record-session

Enable sessions to be recorded.

Location:

1. Desktop Settings → Security → Permissions → Enable recording session
2. Mobile Settings → Share screen → Enable recording session

Install required	Values	Default	Example
N	Y, N	Y	enable-record-session=Y

enable-block-input

Enable the control side to block other users' input.

Location:

1. Desktop Settings → Security → Permissions → Enable blocking user input (Windows only)
2. Mobile

Install required	Values	Default	Example
N	Y, N	Y	enable-block-input=Y

allow-remote-config-modification

Allow the control side to change the settings in controlled RustDesk UI.

Location:

1. Desktop Settings → Security → Permissions → Enable remote configuration modification
2. Mobile

Install required	Values	Default	Example
N	Y, N	Y	allow-remote-config-modification=Y

enable-lan-discovery

Allows LAN peers to discover me.

After LAN discovery, WOL can work if supported locally.

Location:

1. Desktop Settings → Security → Security → Deny LAN discovery
2. Mobile Settings → Share screen → Deny LAN discovery

Install required	Values	Default	Example
Y	Y, N	Y	enable-lan-discovery=Y

direct-server

Enable direct IP access.

Location:

1. Desktop Settings → Security → Security → Enable direct IP access
2. Mobile Settings → Share screen → Direct IP access

Install required	Values	Default	Example
N	Y, N	N	direct-server=Y

direct-access-port

Direct IP access port.

Location:

1. Desktop Settings → Security → Security → Direct IP access port (Show if "Enable direct IP access" is checked)
2. Mobile Settings → Share screen → Direct IP access

Install required	Values	Default	Example
N		21118	direct-access-port=21118

whitelist

Use IP Whitelisting.

Location:

1. Desktop Settings → Security → Security → Use IP Whitelisting
2. Mobile Settings → Share screen → Use IP Whitelisting

Install required	Values	Default	Example
N	, or <ip1>,<ip2>,<ip3>	, means no filter	whitelist=,

allow-auto-disconnect & auto-disconnect-timeout

Automatically close incoming sessions after a period of user inactivity.

Location:

1. Desktop Settings → Security → Security → Automatically close incoming sessions on user inactivity
2. Mobile Settings → Share screen → Automatically close incoming sessions on user inactivity

Option	Install required	Values	Default	Example
allow-auto-disconnect	N	Y, N	N	allow-auto-disconnect=Y
auto-disconnect-timeout	N	Timeout in minutes	10	auto-disconnect-timeout=10

allow-only-conn-window-open

Only allow connection if RustDesk window is open.

Location:

1. Desktop Settings → Security → Security → Only allow connection if RustDesk window is open
2. Mobile

Install required	Values	Default	Example
Y	Y, N	N	allow-only-conn-window-open=N

approve-mode

Accept incoming connections via password or manually click.

Location:

1. Desktop Settings → Security → Password → Dropdown box
2. Mobile Share screen → Dropdown menu on right-up corner

Install required	Values	Default	Example
N	password, click, password-click	password-click	approve-mode=password-click

proxy-url

The proxy URL.

Currently support http and socks5.

Location:

1. Desktop Settings → Network → Proxy → Socks5/Http(s) proxy
2. Mobile

Examples:

1. http proxy-url=http://192.168.0.2:12345
2. https proxy-url=https://192.168.0.2:12345
3. socks5 proxy-url=socks5://192.168.0.2:1080

proxy-username & proxy-password

Proxy username and password.

Location:

1. Desktop Settings → Network → Proxy → Socks5/Http(s) proxy
2. Mobile

Option	Install required	Values	Default	Example
proxy-username	N			proxy-username=user
proxy-password	N			proxy-password=pass

General Settings

theme

Controls the UI theme of RustDesk client.

Location:

1. Desktop Settings → General → Theme
2. Mobile Settings → Settings → Theme

Install required	Values	Default	Example
N	dark, light, system	system	theme=system

lang

Controls the language of RustDesk client.

Location:

1. Desktop Settings → General → Language
2. Mobile Settings → Settings → Language

Install required	Values	Default	Example
N	default, ar, bg, ...	default	lang=default

Currently available languages are:

ar, bg, ca, cs, da, de, el, en, eo, es, et, fa, fr, he, hr, hu, id, it, ja, ko, kz, lt, lv, nb, nl, pl, pt, ro, ru, sk, sl, sq, sr, sv, th, tr, uk, vn, zh-cn, zh-tw

You can check LANGS in the code for the latest language list.

allow-auto-record-incoming

Automatically record incoming sessions.

Location:

1. Desktop Settings → General → Recording → Automatically record incoming sessions
2. Mobile Settings → Recording → Automatically record incoming sessions

Install required	Values	Default	Example
N	Y, N	N	allow-auto-record-incoming=N

video-save-directory

The directory to save recorded videos.

Location:

1. Desktop Settings → General → Recording → Video save directory
2. Mobile Settings → Recording

Default values:

1. macOS ~/Movies/app_name
2. Linux ~/Videos/app_name
3. Windows %USERPROFILE%\Videos\app_name
4. Android /Storage/emulated/0/app_name/ScreenRecord

Note: Replace app_name means current app name.

enable-confirm-closing-tabs

Controls whether to show a confirm dialog before closing all remote tabs.

Location:

1. Desktop Settings → General → Other → Confirm before closing multiple tabs
2. Mobile

Install required	Values	Default	Example
N	Y, N	Y	enable-confirm-closing-tabs=Y

enable-abr

Enable adaptive bitrate.

Location:

1. Desktop Settings → General → Other → Adaptive bitrate
2. Mobile Settings → Share screen → Adaptive bitrate (beta)

Install required	Values	Default	Example
N	Y, N	Y	enable-abr=Y

allow-remove-wallpaper

Remove wallpaper during incoming sessions.

Location:

1. Desktop Settings → General → Other → Remove wallpaper during incoming sessions
2. Mobile

Install required	Values	Default	Example
N	Y, N	N	allow-remove-wallpaper=N

enable-open-new-connections-in-tabs

Controls whether to use a new tab or a new window to open a new connection.

Location:

1. Desktop Settings → General → Other → Open connection in new tab
2. Mobile

Install required	Values	Default	Example
N	Y, N	Y	enable-open-new-connections-in-tabs=Y

allow-always-software-render

Always use software rendering.

Location:

1. Desktop Settings → General → Other → Always use software rendering
2. Mobile

Install required	Values	Default	Example
N	Y, N	N	allow-always-software-render=N

allow-linux-headless

Allow incoming connection if there's no displays.

This option requires desktop environment, Xorg server and GDM, see PR 3902.

Location:

1. Desktop Settings → General → Other → Allow Linux headless
2. Mobile

Install required	Values	Default	Example
Y	Y, N	N	allow-linux-headless=N

enable-hwcodec

Enable hardware encoding to make the picture smoother.

Location:

1. Desktop
2. Mobile Settings → Hardware codec

Install required	Values	Default	Example
N	Y, N	Y	enable-hwcodec=Y

peer-card-ui-type

Controls the view of peer cards, includes "Big tiles", "Small tiles" and "List".

Location:

1. Desktop Home → Peer panel → Right top grid icon
2. Mobile

Install required	Values	Default	Example
N	0, 1, 2	0	peer-card-ui-type=0

0 Big tiles
1 Small tiles
2 List

peer-sorting

Controls the ordering of peer cards.

Location:

1. Desktop Home → Peer panel → Right top sort icon
2. Mobile

Install required	Values	Default	Example
N	Remote ID, Remote Host, Username	Remote ID	peer-sorting=Remote ID

sync-ab-with-recent-sessions

Controls whether to sync the address book with recent sessions.

Location:

1. Desktop Home → Peer panel → Address book → Tags → Dropdown menu → Sync with recent sessions
2. Mobile Home → Peer panel → Address book → Tags → Dropdown menu → Sync with recent sessions

Install required	Values	Default	Example
N	Y, N	N	sync-ab-with-recent-sessions=N

sync-ab-tags

Controls whether to sort the address book tags.

Location:

1. Desktop Home → Peer panel → Address book → Tags → Dropdown menu → Sort tags
2. Mobile Home → Peer panel → Address book → Tags → Dropdown menu → Sort tags

Install required	Values	Default	Example
N	Y, N	N	sync-ab-tags=N

filter-ab-by-intersection

Filter address book by tag intersection.

Preview: PR #5985

Location:

1. Desktop Home → Peer panel → Address book → Tags → Dropdown menu → Filter by intersection
2. Mobile Home → Peer panel → Address book → Tags → Dropdown menu → Filter by intersection

Install required	Values	Default	Example
N	Y, N	N	filter-ab-by-intersection=N

Display Settings

view-only

This option will set the "view-only" option for every peer after the first connection.

Then the "view-only" option in each peer's settings will controls whether the connection is view-only.

Location:

1. Desktop Settings → Display → Other default options → View mode
2. Mobile Settings → Display settings → Other default options → View mode

Install required	Values	Default	Example
N	Y, N	N	view-only=Y

show-monitors-toolbar

Controls whether to show monitors in toolbar.

Location:

1. Desktop Settings → Display → Other default options → Show monitors toolbar
2. Mobile

Install required	Values	Default	Example
N	Y, N	N	show-monitors-toolbar=Y

collapse-toolbar

Controls whether the remote toolbar is collapsed after connecting.

Location:

1. Desktop Settings → Display → Other default options → Collapse toolbar
2. Mobile

Install required	Values	Default	Example
N	Y, N	N	collapse-toolbar=Y

show-remote-cursor

This option will set the "show-remote-cursor" option for every peer after the first connection.

Then the "show-remote-cursor" option in each peer's settings will controls whether the remote cursor is displayed in the remote control page.

Location:

1. Desktop Settings → Display → Other default options → Show remote cursor
2. Mobile Settings → Display settings → Other default options → Show remote cursor

Install required	Values	Default	Example
N	Y, N	N	show-remote-cursor=N

follow-remote-cursor

This option will set the "follow-remote-cursor" option for every peer after the first connection.

Then the "follow-remote-cursor" option in each peer's settings will controls whether to follow the remote cursor.

Preview: PR 7717

Location:

1. Desktop Settings → Display → Other default options → Follow remote cursor
2. Mobile Settings → Display settings → Other default options → Follow remote cursor

Install required	Values	Default	Example
N	Y, N	N	follow-remote-cursor=Y

follow-remote-window

This option will set the "follow-remote-window" option for every peer after the first connection.

Then the "follow-remote-window" option in each peer's settings will controls whether to follow the remote window.

Preview: PR 7717

Location:

1. Desktop Settings → Display → Other default options → Follow remote window focus
2. Mobile Settings → Display settings → Other default options → Follow remote window focus

Install required	Values	Default	Example
N	Y, N	N	follow-remote-window=Y

zoom-cursor

This option will set the "zoom-cursor" option for every peer after the first connection.

The "zoom-cursor" option in each peer's settings will then control whether the cursor is scaled based on the current image scale.

Location:

1. Desktop Settings → Display → Other default options → Zoom cursor
2. Mobile

Install required	Values	Default	Example
N	Y, N	N	zoom-cursor=Y

show-quality-monitor

This option will set the "show-quality-monitor" option for every peer after the first connection.

The "show-quality-monitor" option in each peer's settings will then control whether to show the quality monitor.

Location:

1. Desktop Settings → Display → Other default options → Show quality monitor
2. Mobile Settings → Display settings → Other default options → Show quality monitor

Install required	Values	Default	Example
N	Y, N	N	show-quality-monitor=Y

disable-audio

This option will set the "disable-audio" option for every peer after the first connection.

The "disable-audio" option in each peer's settings will then control whether to play sound.

Location:

1. Desktop Settings → Display → Other default options → Mute
2. Mobile Settings → Display settings → Other default options → Mute

Install required	Values	Default	Example
N	Y, N	N	disable-audio=Y

enable-file-copy-paste

This option will set the "enable-file-copy-paste" option for every peer after the first connection.

The "enable-file-copy-paste" option in each peer's settings will then control enable file copy and paste in connection.

Location:

1. Desktop Settings → Display → Other default options → Enable file copy and paste (Windows only)
2. Mobile

Install required	Values	Default	Example
N	Y, N	N	enable-file-copy-paste=Y

disable-clipboard

This option will set the "disable-clipboard" option for every peer after the first connection.

The "disable-clipboard" option in each peer's settings will then control whether to enable text copy and paste.

Location:

1. Desktop Settings → Display → Other default options → Disable clipboard
2. Mobile Settings → Display settings → Other default options → Disable clipboard

Install required	Values	Default	Example
N	Y, N	N	disable-clipboard=Y

lock-after-session-end

This option will set the "lock-after-session-end" option for every peer after the first connection.

The "lock-after-session-end" option in each peer's settings will then control whether to lock the peer machine after the session ends.

Location:

1. Desktop Settings → Display → Other default options → Lock after session end
2. Mobile Settings → Display settings → Other default options → Lock after session end

Install required	Values	Default	Example
N	Y, N	N	lock-after-session-end=Y

privacy-mode

This option will set the "privacy-mode" option for every peer after the first connection.

The "privacy-mode" option in each peer's settings will then control whether to use privacy mode after connecting.

Location:

1. Desktop Settings → Display → Other default options → Privacy mode
2. Mobile Settings → Display settings → Other default options → Privacy mode

Install required	Values	Default	Example
N	Y, N	N	privacy-mode=Y

touch-mode

This option will set the "touch-mode" option for every peer after the first connection.

The "touch-mode" option in each peer's settings will then control whether to use touch mode or mouse mode.

Location:

1. Desktop
2. Mobile Settings → Display settings → Other default options → Touch mode

Install required	Values	Default	Example
N	Y, N	N	touch-mode=Y

i444

This option will set the "i444" option for every peer after the first connection.

The "i444" option in each peer's settings will then control whether to use true color.

Location:

1. Desktop Settings → Display → Other default options → True color (4:4:4)
2. Mobile Settings → Display settings → Other default options → True color (4:4:4)

Install required	Values	Default	Example
N	Y, N	N	i444=Y

reverse-mouse-wheel

This option will set the "reverse-mouse-wheel" option for every peer after the first connection.

The "reverse-mouse-wheel" option in each peer's settings will then control whether to reverse mouse wheel.

Location:

1. Desktop Settings → Display → Other default options → Reverse mouse wheel
2. Mobile Settings → Display settings → Other default options → Reverse mouse wheel

Install required	Values	Default	Example
N	Y, N	N	reverse-mouse-wheel=Y

swap-left-right-mouse

This option will set the "swap-left-right-mouse" option for every peer after the first connection.

The "swap-left-right-mouse" option in each peer's settings will then control whether to swap left-right mouse button.

Location:

1. Desktop Settings → Display → Other default options → Swap left-right mouse button
2. Mobile Settings → Display settings → Other default options → Swap left-right mouse button

Install required	Values	Default	Example
N	Y, N	N	swap-left-right-mouse=Y

displays-as-individual-windows

This option will set the "displays-as-individual-windows" option for every peer after the first connection.

The "displays-as-individual-windows" option in each peer's settings will then control whether to show displays as individual windows.

Preview: PR 5945

Location:

1. Desktop Settings → Display → Other default options → Show displays as individual windows
2. Mobile

Install required	Values	Default	Example
N	Y, N	N	displays-as-individual-windows=Y

use-all-my-displays-for-the-remote_session

This option will set the "use-all-my-displays-for-the-remote_session" option for every peer after the first connection.

The "use-all-my-displays-for-the-remote_session" option in each peer's settings will then control whether to use all my displays for the remote session.

Preview: PR 6064

Location:

1. Desktop Settings → Display → Other default options → Use all my displays for the remote session
2. Mobile

Install required	Values	Default	Example
N	Y, N	N	use-all-my-displays-for-the-remote_session=Y

view-style

This option will set the "view-style" option for every peer after the first connection.

The "view-style" option in each peer's settings will then control the view style.

Location:

1. Desktop Settings → Display → Default view style
2. Mobile Settings → Display settings → Default view style

Install required	Values	Default	Example
N	original, adaptive	original	view-style=original

scroll-style

This option will set the "scroll-style" option for every peer after the first connection.

The "scroll-style" option in each peer's settings will then control the scroll style.

Location:

1. Desktop Settings → Display → Default scroll style
2. Mobile

Install required	Values	Default	Example
N	scrollauto, scrollbar	scrollauto	scroll-style=scrollauto

image-quality

This option will set the "image-quality" option for every peer after the first connection.

The "image-quality" option in each peer's settings will then control the image quality.

Location:

1. Desktop Settings → Display → Default image quality
2. Mobile Settings → Display settings → Default image quality

Install required	Values	Default	Example
N	best, balanced, low, custom	balanced	image-quality=balanced

custom-image-quality

This option will set the "custom-image-quality" option for every peer after the first connection.

The "custom-image-quality" option in each peer's settings will then control the image quality if "image-quality" is set to custom.

Location:

1. Desktop Settings → Display → Default image quality → Custom
2. Mobile Settings → Display settings → Default image quality → Custom

Install required	Values	Default	Example
N	[10.0, 2000.0]	50.0	custom-image-quality=50

custom-fps

This option will set the "custom-fps" option for every peer after the first connection.

The "custom-fps" option in each peer's settings will then control the fps if "image-quality" is set to custom.

Location:

1. Desktop Settings → Display → Default image quality → Custom
2. Mobile Settings → Display settings → Default image quality → Custom

Install required	Values	Default	Example
N	[5, 120]	30	custom-fps=30

codec-preference

This option will set the "codec-preference" option for every peer after the first connection.

The "codec-preference" option in each peer's settings will then control codec for images.

Location:

1. Desktop Settings → Display → Default codec
2. Mobile Settings → Display settings → Default codec

Install required	Values	Default	Example
N	auto, vp8, vp9, av1, h264, h265	auto	codec-preference=auto

Caution: Options other than "vp8" and "vp9" may not work. This depends on what your machine supports.

preset-address-book-name & preset-address-book-tag

Preset address book name and tag, https://github.com/rustdesk/rustdesk-server-pro/issues/257. You can set preset-address-book-name only if you do not want to set tag. Please use valid address book name and tag on your address book page of web console.

Option	Install required	Values	Default	Example
preset-address-book-name	N			preset-address-book-name=<address book name>
preset-address-book-tag	N			preset-address-book-tag=<address book tag name>

disable-group-panel

Disable group panel (next to address book panel) on RustDesk client, https://github.com/rustdesk/rustdesk-server-pro/issues/250.

Option	Install required	Values	Default	Example
disable-group-panel	N	Y, N	N	disable-group-panel=Y

pre-elevate-service

Automatic elevation on run for Windows portable, https://github.com/rustdesk/rustdesk-server-pro/issues/252.

Option	Install required	Values	Default	Example
pre-elevate-service	N	Y, N	N	pre-elevate-service=Y

disable-floating-window

When the Android service starts, it will display a floating window, which helps prevent the system from killing the RustDesk service.

Values	Default	Example
Y, N	N	disable-floating-window=Y

floating-window-size

When the Android service starts, it will display a floating window, which helps prevent the system from killing the RustDesk service. When the size is less than 120, the floating window will be difficult to be clicked. A very small size may not be able to keep the background service on some devices.

Values	Default	Example
[32, 320]	120	floating-window-size=120

floating-window-untouchable

By default, clicking on the floating window will pop up a menu. After setting it to 'untouchable', clicking or swiping will pass through the floating window and be transmitted to the underlying window. After being set to 'untouchable', the position of the floating window cannot be changed, and the system may automatically set the floating window to be semi-transparent. However, this feature may not work in a small number of applications, such as the GitHub app.

Values	Default	Example
Y, N	N	floating-window-untouchable=Y

floating-window-transparency

Android floating windows have adjustable transparency. If you want to enable but hide the floating window, you can set the transparency to 0, the floating window will be automatically set to 'untouchable' in order to pass through click events.

Values	Default	Example
[0, 10]	10	floating-window-transparency=5

floating-window-svg

If an icon is not set for the Android floating window, it will default to displaying the RustDesk icon. When setting, please write the text content of SVG into one line, and pay attention to the SVG support limitations.

Default

Example

RustDesk icon

floating-window-svg=<?xml version="1.0" standalone="no"?><!DOCTYPE svg PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD SVG 1.1//EN" "http://www.w3.org/Graphics/SVG/1.1/DTD/svg11.dtd"><svg t="1717559129252" class="icon" viewBox="0 0 1024 1024" version="1.1" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" p-id="4248" xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink" width="32" height="32"><path d="M950.857143 512c0 242.285714-196.571429 438.857143-438.857143 438.857143S73.142857 754.285714 73.142857 512 269.714286 73.142857 512 73.142857s438.857143 196.571429 438.857143 438.857143z" fill="#1296db" p-id="4249"></path></svg>

keep-screen-on

This is for the Android controlled side. Note that keeping the screen on depends on the floating window.

Values	Default	Example
never, during-controlled, service-on	during-controlled	keep-screen-on=never

enable-directx-capture

This is for the Windows controlled side. If you don't encounter any problems, it is recommended to use the default settings, which prioritize using DirectX for screenshots instead of using GDI directly.

Values	Default	Example
Y, N	Y	enable-directx-capture=N

enable-android-software-encoding-half-scale

This is for the Android controlled side. By default, when the resolution is greater than 1200, hardware encoding uses the original resolution, while software encoding uses half the resolution, as software encoding is slower. This option is used to set whether software encoding should be scaled to half the resolution.

Values	Default	Example
Y, N	Y	enable-android-software-encoding-half-scale=N

allow-remote-cm-modification

Controls whether to allow the control side to click on the connection management window to accept connections, change permissions, etc.

https://github.com/rustdesk/rustdesk/issues/7425

Values	Default	Example
Y, N	N	allow-remote-cm-modification=Y

remove-preset-password-warning

Controls whether to remove the security warning on GUI when there is preset password in custom client.

https://github.com/rustdesk/rustdesk-server-pro/discussions/286

https://github.com/rustdesk/rustdesk/discussions/7956

Values	Default	Example
Y, N	Y	remove-preset-password-warning=Y

hide-security-settings / hide-network-settings / hide-server-settings / hide-proxy-settings

Controls whether to hide some settings. Please ensure Disable settings is turned off, otherwise these won't work.

https://github.com/rustdesk/rustdesk-server-pro/issues/263

https://github.com/rustdesk/rustdesk-server-pro/issues/276

Values	Default	Example
Y, N	N	hide-security-settings=Y

hide-username-on-card

Controls whether to show username in the list of devices. Because sometimes, the username is too long, will hide the other info.

https://github.com/rustdesk/rustdesk-server-pro/issues/284#issuecomment-2216521407

Values	Default	Example
Y, N	N	hide-username-on-card=Y

hide-help-cards

Controls whether to show UAC / permission warnings on GUI.

https://github.com/rustdesk/rustdesk/issues/8687

Values	Default	Example
Y, N	N	hide-help-cards=Y

display-name

Change your display name which will be shown on the popup when you connect to remote device. By default it displays your OS username.

https://github.com/rustdesk/rustdesk-server-pro/issues/277

disable-udp

Controls whether to use TCP only. It will not use UDP 21116 any more, TCP 21116 will be used instead.

Values	Default	Example
Y, N	N	disable-udp=Y

preset-user-name / preset-strategy-name

Assign user / strategy to device. You can also do this via command line.

https://github.com/rustdesk/rustdesk-server-pro/discussions/304

default-connect-password

Default password used to connect to remote devices, this password has lower priority than address book password and local saved password.

e.g. default-connect-password=abcd1234