Step-by-step guides for installing DartRelay, publishing applications and desktops, signing people in securely, branding the portal, and helping your users get the most from it.
Requirements, the installer, and a guided walk to the first application opening in a browser.
For your staffPlain-language help for the people who sign in and open applications every day.
Make it yoursThemes, the page builder and giving each customer or department its own address.
Run the DartRelay installer for a new installation, to add a server to an existing installation, or to use another installation's licence.
Add the Windows machines you publish from, check that they are ready, and let DartRelay install the Remote Desktop Session Host role for you without installing anything on them.
Pick programs from a host, group them into an app group, and publish them to the portal as individual applications that open in their own tabs.
Let people sign in with their Windows domain accounts, list the Active Directory domains DartRelay accepts, and choose a default domain and domain list for each portal address.
How DartRelay is licensed, what a Relay Seat is, how seats are counted and released, and how to read the Activation and Seats pages.
Common problems with hosts, sign-in to hosts and opening applications, organised by what you see, with the cause and the fix for each.
These pages describe DartRelay 2.1. See the release notes for what changed in each version. Questions the docs do not answer: support@dartinnovations.com.