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• Get the IP address of the client from the view

  I have a code that uses the API well established WTSQuerySessionInformation() (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa383838 (VS.85) .aspx) call, through the argument of WTSClientAddress, to retrieve the IP address of the client that is connected to an RDP session.

  When this code is executed in a View (on XP SP3) session, it still returns 127.0.0.1 rather than the IP address of the client that connects to the session of the view. If I disconnect the session View and reconnect to the same user via a console RDP session and then the IP address of the client is successfully returned. With the help of the WTSClientName argument to return customer name always returns the name of correct client that the session is connected via RDP or the customer to view.

  Anyone got any ideas how to retrieve the IP address of the client please? No doubt must be mailed to a community developer, but I can't find really relevant.

  What is happening because of the tunnel from the view, because only in tunnel mode, the RDP control connects to 127.0.0.1 (on the client side) and the socket connection then integrated on the remote side. Session information are filled with the information provided by the RDP client, where the difference.

  We intend to address this issue in a future version of VMware View by providing various information on the client address environment variables available in the RDP session, including the client's real IP, for example:

  ViewClient_Broker_DNS_Name = broker.foo.com

  ViewClient_Broker_Remote_IP_Address = 1.2.3.4

  ViewClient_Broker_Tunneled = false

  ViewClient_Broker_URL =https://broker.foo.com:443

  ViewClient_IP_Address = 5.6.7.8

  ViewClient_LoggedOn_Domainname = FOO

  ViewClient_LoggedOn_Username = user

  ViewClient_Machine_Domain = bar

  ViewClient_Machine_Name = baz

  ViewClient_MAC_Address=00-12-34-56-BE-EF

  ViewClient_Type = Windows

• RDP port not listening in Windows Server 2008 standard with Sp2

  Hi all

  I have Windows 2008 Server Std SP2 Domain Member Server...  Since week last sur-quartiers, am not able to take remote control of desktop... But I can't able to Ping on my network server... I have check the setting remotely on the server... It is activated... and also the desktop remotely (Terminal Services) service was launched with success...  I checked my firewall to network for blocking port (3389)... But there is not a lot of block in my network firewall... I also disabled windows firewall on my server... But still, I could not able to RDP... I have also checked my settings in domain GPOS and GPO Local for RDP block... But there is no such active parameters.  I did following the troubleshooting steps, but still the problem persists
  1 Telnet IP_serveur 3389
  Result: Failed to open connection to the host, on port 3389:
  2. netstat - n - a o | find "3389" (i run this command in my server RDP problem)
  Result: nothing displayed (port 3389 are not)
  3 I again & again restarted the server and the Terminal Server service, but there is still problem
  4.i change the RDP port only and restarted the service so that the server, but still problem exists
  5. I checked all RDP associated registry settings, everything is perfect
  Please help me solve this problem
  I need your urgent response precious
  Thanks in advance

  Hello Sheik

  Thank you for visiting the Microsoft Answers site.

  The question you have posted is related to Windows Server 2008 and would be better suited to the Windows Server TechCenter community. Please visit the link below to find a community that will support what ask you:

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/winservergen/threads

• How to connect a MAC via RDP machine

  How to connect a MAC via RDP machine from a Windows machine.

  Hello

  I found the solution, you can use VNC viewer to access MAC machine to Windows.

  Steps to activate allow the connection to the MAC

  Go to the system preferences - click Sharing - select Remote management, click Computer Configuration

  Check these two options

  -Any person may request permission to control system

  -VNC viewers may control screen with password (enter password)

  Now the system of windows one can connect using MAC machine IP and the password

  Kind regards

  Durga

• 7.6 quest RDP client, which ports are

  I have a site to site VPN tunnel. I use terminal Server and vWorkspace servers to connect to these servers. While using v7.2 vWorkspace client on the firewall I allowed the port 3389 (RDP) and 8080 (broker vWorkspace) through the VPN tunnel

  everything worked well. I've updated the servers and clients to 7.6, since then the vWorkspace client does not connect to the terminal Server farm. I opened the tunnel to allow all traffic and can connect.

  What are the ports would be 7.6 client use other then 3389 and 8080?

  Hello David,.

  The problem you described seems to me that you now EOP active master, this is the default option. When you use this feature, an additional control port is used, it usually comes to port 3390. You can check the settings in the vWorkspace Console as shown in the screenshot below.

  

  With the settings on my screenshot EOP master would use port 3390 as a control channel. If you have the "pass-through mode enable RDP unchecked you can specify an alternate port number, by default, it would be 33389.»

  

  Check the setting of your vWorkspace Console, then open the firewall for the relevant port.

  I hope this helps.

  David

• Problem of RDP that RdP does not connect

  Hello

  I have a problem in my network. After installing win 7 in all
  be in my network, systesm disconnect from the network, I mean RdP is
  do not connect not not after awhile, if I toggle power settings in the control panel never & never system are
  RDP connection. If do forever & ever power settings, one of the motherboard gives
  problem. How to solve this problem. If I put never & ever power options is a hard drive problem / motherboard?

  Pls fast response...

  Anil Kumar

  Hi Anil,

  The question you posted would be better suited in the TechNet Forums. I would recommend posting your query in the TechNet Forums.
  TechNet Forum
  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/Windows/en-us/home?category=w7itpro

  Hope this information helps.

• After Windows Update ActiveX RDP through SSL VPN KB2675157 stops working

  We have a Cisco ASA 5510 with Clientless SSL VPN portal. I just found out that after installing the latest Microsoft Updates, bookmarks RDP has stopped working. He continues to ask that I should install Cisco Portforwarder control and then returns to the home page. I changed all the security settings, tried to install control manually, but nothing works. Finally, I found that after you uninstall Internet Explorer 8 update KB2675157 it works again.

  Is this a known issue?

  I just tested it on Windows XP with IE 8, I don't know if the problem occurs in other platforms.

  Good afternoon

  The issue you are running into is not caused by KB2675157.  This behavior was deliberately introduced by KB

  2695962.

  As stated in:

  http://Tools.Cisco.com/Security/Center/content/CiscoSecurityAdvisory/Cisco-SA-20120314-AsaClient

  The Cisco PSIRT asked Microsoft to set the global Kill Bit for the control of redirector Port Cisco ActiveX on March 14, 2012.    Microsoft pushed the bit kill for the vulnerable control in may, 2012 batch of patches Microsoft Tuesday (May 8, 2012).

  Clients must go to one of the recommendations listed or such later versions listed below.  The recommended versions include fixes for issues disclosed in Cisco Security Advisory: Cisco ASA 5500 series Adaptive Security Appliance Clientless VPN ActiveX control Remote Code execution vulnerability of as well as those identified in the notice to Client of ASA.

  Affected version	First version fixed	Recommended version
  Cisco ASA 7.0	Not vulnerable	Migrate to 7.2 or later
  Cisco ASA 7.1	Vulnerable	Vulnerable people; Migrate to 7.2 or later
  Cisco ASA 7.2	7.2 (5.6)	7.2 (5.7)
  Cisco ASA 8.0	8.0 (5.26)	Migrate to 8.2 (5.26) or later version
  Cisco ASA 8.1	8.1 (2.53)	Migrate to 8.2 (5.26) or later version
  Cisco ASA 8.2	8.2 (5.18)	8.2 (5.26)
  Cisco ASA 8.3	8.3 (2.28)	Migrate to 8.4 (3.8) or later version
  Cisco ASA 8.4	8.4 (2.16)	8.4 (3.8)
  Cisco ASA 8.5	Not vulnerable	8.5 (1.7)
  Cisco ASA 8.6	8.6 (1.1)	8.6 (1.1)

  Once the affected control has been improved by starting a VPN session without client on an ASA that contains the fixed software, it will be used in all sessions.  This including those with ASA devices that cannot run the software updated.

  See you soon,.

  -Troy

• RDP ACL question

  Hey everybody! Currently, I encountered a problem. I have set up for a RDP client and it works when we reached the WAN IP on port 3389. However, it works for everyone and not only for our network (were an ISP with a 23 network that we work from the desktop). I want only our network in order to control remotely on the server, we have put in place on the client's site.

  It's the ACL, I have set up on the WAN interface by using "ip access-group 100 in ' but it does not work, and I don't really know why. It should allow us in, then block everyone. No idea why its not working? When I apply it, no one can remote on this server.

  access-list 100 permit tcp 0.0.1.255 X.X.X.X host 192.168.1.4 eq 3389

  access-list 100 tcp refuse any any eq 3389

  access ip-list 100 permit a whole

  What is the subnet configured on WAN?

  What is the address of the RDP server used to connect?

  A private ip address or pubblic?

  Try changing the with the pubblic ip 192.168.1.4.

  Kind regards.

• My Favorites on Intellitype Pro - cannot open the .rdp file

  I have a Microsoft keyboard, and I try to use the My Favorites button to open the remote desktop or my saved .rdp file.  I can program all other types of exception for .rdp file.

  It says "this file does not have a program associated with it for performing this action.  Please install a program or, if such is already installed, create an association in the default programs control panel. ».  The .rdp file opens fine when I double-click on manually to this topic, so my quesiton is what process is using the keyboard to open the file?  I guess it's maybe a permissions problem or a flaw in the Intellitype program.

  Hello

  1. what happens when you launch Remote Desktop?

  Note: you can assign keyboard shortcuts to any executable program or its shortcut.

  Please follow the links below to solve the problem.

  Create keyboard shortcuts to open programs

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/create-keyboard-shortcuts-to-open-programs

  See also,

  Keyboard shortcuts for Windows

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/126449

  Hope this helps

• Only permitted in specific protocol like RDP remote VPN client

  Hi, is it possible allow or restrict vpn clients to a specific protocol such as RDP to the authorized network (internal)? Most of the samples in Cisco allows the IP Protocol on the access list of the network of the boarding school for the IP pool which is then translated as Nat (0). I tried to only allow the RDP Protocol in this access list and it does not work.

  Thank you.

  Hi vivi, unfortunately vpn-filter is not posible in codes 6.x, this feature was introduced in the code 7.x and higher. You need to upgrade code 7.x or higher.

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/docs/security/ASA/asa70/command/reference/TZ.html#wp1281154

  On the other hand if you already have a group of tunnel for the vpn clients and you want to limit all this tunnel RDP group only and nothing else you do with your current code with an acl, not permit ip address but permit tcp and tcp port number port on vpn network host of destination... but this policy applies to all users of RA for this group of tunnel... no practice... as supposed using vpn-filters by user who allows to better control the individual users on the same group of tunnel without affecting others.

  Concerning

• Is it possible to resize the AnyConnect RDP window?

  When a user goes through our portal without client and initiates an RDP session, the java window resulting is quite small... is there a way to force it to a different size (larger)?  In the wizard for creating bookmarks, it is one "other settings" field that has as one of the following examples:

  geometry = 1024 x 768

  When I try to add this at the end of the bookmark RDP (using the? parameter), users get the message 'credentials are valid, but you do not have the security controls.  If I put the bookmark back to normal, they can access the portal (and RDP) that makes no sense at all to me successfully.

  Any ideas?

  Never alone, I'm resizing when force java in internet explore adding geometry and strength of java to the bookmark:

  RDP://IPAddress? Geometry = 1024 x 768 & BBP = 16 & ForceJava = Yes

• RDP for the CSA MC using the user state

  I'm trying to activate an administrator remote access to the MC via RDP. The rule is triggered, which denies this action is #262. Is there a way to allow access to the box based on user RDP State? I need what the admin group is part of a DHCP pool so I can't nail down to just its address. Documentation is not very clear in the application of States of the user.

  Sorry for the long answer... I hope this helps...

  YES, it is absolutely possible to do. Let's say your MC is in a group called "MC CSA Group. In this group, you have implemented policies. Beside policies are your rule failet etc... So what you need is to create a new strategy (set it to Windows or Linux, if necessary). You then create a new 'Module of rule' that you attach to the new policy that you just created. When you create the new rule Module, you'll see an article that says "steady-state". Select the option "apply this rule module if the following status conditions are met:" click the checkbox beside of "user state:". "» Selection in the State of the user list, click on 'NEW '. Here, you will need to create a user state based on what you want to be able to RDP to the CSA MC. give the new user to the user a state name. Here you have the choice, you can create a specific user (i.e. If only a domain user id must have access), or you can use a domain or Local Group. (I.e. If the Domain Admins need to access the CSA MC to the RDP). Allows that you want to use the group Active directory 'Domain Admins '... "The corresponding to groups" enter the EXACT name of the domain group (Ex: MYDOMAIN\MYGROUP). Click Save. Select the new status for the user, and then save the new rule module. Assign the new rule module to the new policy and implement the new strategy of the Group CSA MC. Finally, you need to navigate the new rule module that you created and add a NETWORK access CONTROL RULE. Create an allow rule that will allow the termsrv.exe as server TCP/3389. No matter what host (you said they were on DHCP. I recommend to create a specific DHCP scope for users, so you can lock it the most). Save the rule and generate.

• Protect the RDP file settings

  Hello

  Deploy RDP files on workstations the user for quick connections to some of our servers in RDS.  Unfortunately, some of my users end up changing these files and often changing of settings that I don't want to do.  Does anyone know how to password protect a RDP file?  Are there third-party utilities that my allow me to protect these files.  I want users to be able to launch files, however, that's all.

  I know I could make the files read-only, or change the permissions on the files, but I expect a solution that does not need changes to the attributes of file or Windows permissions.   Group Policy is also not an option because these machines are not part of a domain and not under my control.

  Any ideas or suggestions would be appreciated.

  Thank you

  Scott

  Here are a few options:

  • Set NTFS file permissions so that users can read the files but not change them.
  • Place an order in your logon script that crushes the files at every logon of a highly protected folder that contains the source of the RDP files. Users will stop soon changed files when they realize that their evolution is consistenly crushed.

  Password-protect files does not seem a good idea, because it would require the implementation of a non-native tool.

• Is the iPhone-compatible SF300iPN RDP 5?

  So I just bought a RDP-SF300iPN advertising of dock connector of lightning for the iPhone 5 but when I put my iPhone in the dock it loads but will not play sound on the speakers. In addition, although the remote control system it does not control my phone. I tried to restart the device and my phone. I have the 'function' set to iPod and no sound. I know that the unit works because the sound comes out loud and clear when I put the radio function. I'm assuming that the iPhone is connected correctly because he is in charge. It has been updated for the current software. Also when I press the button 'blutooth"on the Sony device, it does not appear on the list of options on my iPhone bluetooth 5 either.

  It was really bothering... but me now it's all working. Do not know why. But I'll just enjoy

• RDP (Remote Desktop) protocol for windows 8.

  Y at - it a RDP (Remote Desktop) protocol for windows 8. If there were can I find? Is it free?

  Y at - it a RDP (Remote Desktop) protocol for windows 8. If there were can I find? Is it free?

  RDP or DRC?  Protocol - of course.  Customer - Yes.  The part you need remote control * in * said machine Windows 8... Depends on the edition...

  The remote desktop client is there... you can remote in other Windows machines using that.

  http://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_8_editions#Comparison_chart

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-8/Remote-Desktop-FAQ

  http://techingiteasy.WordPress.com/2012/03/13/how-to-use-remote-desktop-in-Windows-8/