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  I have problems to connect to my remote server in Amazon web services.

  When connecting, I trust myself to RDP certificate, after accepting the certificate I not be logged on to the server again it back to the RDP connection box.

  Please help me in this regard, given that our main web server.

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• The Session RDP connection drops

  I have search the Forum of the community, but have not found the answer I'm looking for. I am running Win7 Professional SP1 and use RDP to connect to a computer remotely to corporate headquarters in Europe on a SSLVPN. My RDP session falls randomly at various intervals, that is to say after 2 hours, or five hours or 30 minutes of use.

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  The question you posted would be better suited in the TechNet Forums; We recommend that you post your question in the TechNet Forums to get help:

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• RDP connection client for Cisco VPN Windows machine

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• Windows 7 Pro does not accept any RDP connection

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  I have a Windows 7 Pro 64-bit of the system which was accepting OFFICE connections remotely without problem, but suddenly she stopped serving the RDP connections.
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  Find my own solution to this problem and found that it exists for about 4 years.

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• Windows Server 2003 r2 64-bit Remote Desktop RDP connection does not

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• How to encrypt or use ssl with RDP connections

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  It is working very well, but I wonder if there is a way I can encrypt or use ssl to connect.  If so, do I need to do something on the server, clients, or both?  I am a novice when it comes to network configurations so I need step by step instructions.

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  Hello

  Make sure you use the version 6 and above of the RTD.

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• is it possible to print on a printer hp host via usb through a rdp connection?

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• RDP connection constantly dropping.

  I currently have a new Dell Latitude E4310 with Windows 7 32 bit installed. I want to connect to my Services Terminal Server in Windows 2000 Server, but the connection drops continually after a variable to stay connected. The connection can last from a few seconds to several minutes, and then the screen freezes for a few seconds, after which an error message indicating "your remote desktop session has finished," appears. This problem does not occur on a Lenovo ThinkPad T400 also running Windows 7 32-bit.

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  (2) disabled the firewall.

  (3) made a "clean boot" with all the elements of start-up and 3rd party services disabled.

  (4) used only the LAN only wired and wireless ethernet separately.

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  I'm posting on remote desktop Services forum...

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  There may be a configurable on the area of Windows Server that is causing...

  Also make sure you have the experience tab on your remote desktop client configured for the correct connection type.

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• How to hide the view RDP connection bar?

  Does anyone know how to hide or disable the 4 view connection bar when you connect to a VM XP resource using the RDP Protocol?

  Without the help of the PIN, just hide it or turn it off.

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  see this KB to know where to check.  He has changed since VDM.

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• How many RDP connections a PC XP Pro can handle at the same time?

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  Incoming connections?  I think the answer is 1.  XP is not intended to be an application server.  What is the Terminal Server Services.

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