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• Using Security Server RDP session and inwardly with PCoIP

  Sorry about the long title, but I'm having a few configuration issues.  I created a pool of virtual machines to users to use on the local network and an external location.  The "Protocol of remote display" is set to PCoIP and 'Allow the user to choose the Protocol' is set to Yes, as shown in the screenshot below:

  

  When you use the view on the local network, all right.  PCoIP is used and everything is nice and fast.  If I ask a user to connect to inexternally using the server security, so I have to ask the user to change the default of PcoIP to RDP Protocol, as it is the only protocol supported.  Ask users to configure things themselves led to many calls to helpdesk!

  Can anyone offer any advise on how to have a pool set up for RDP and PCoIP depending on?

  Thank you

  Stuart

  that thread has been discussed recently and it was a month ago and unfortunately not.

  as security for this version server only supports RDP, I believe (if defined PCOIP is default) user will be automatically on autoswitch RDP and PCOIP when connected via the Security server.

• Support multi-screen in mode 4

  I was under the impression that view 4 was going to be true instead of the multi-monitor support rdp version and using splitview.  We were waiting for version 4 so we could ride on all desktop computers, and I still don't.  In fact, when I choose multi-monitor it won't cover even two monitos now.  Someone at - it ideas?

  In this capture customer screen display is running in windowed mode and it would not use or adapt to mutimonitor as the application window is treated as a solid glass.

  In the capture of the attached screen shots you will notice I have spin a session which begins in multi-screen, changes of are displayed and finally back to multiscreen as follows.

  Start view customer / login / multimonitor desktop selection / select / select Connect (PCoIP is my default)

  See screen-one shot

  I can take this mode session window as yours, by selecting exit full screen in the bar of the shadow. As you can see, the View Client is running in windowed mode and adjusted the desktop virtual to fit the window and tilted in single display mode resolution.

  See screen-two screenshot

  I also took a third page where I manually expanded the Client of the view window on the two screens of my client. As you can see, even when he has automatically adjusted for virtual the desktop resolution to match the new size of the window.

  See screenshot screen-three

  This is the expected behavior in this multi-screen intervenes only when you start a session in multi-screen mode. It does not knock when you are in windowed mode. Looking for multimonitor when running in windowed mode?

  Affects your screenshot, it appears that the resolution has not been reset or adjust which is an indication that the multimon parameters have not always taken. The virtual machine must be powered down at least once after the changes. Did you turn off the power or reset / reboot? A reset/reboot will not work.

  WP

• HP Color LaserJet Pro M176n can take care of Terminal Server print?

  Hi all

  Because my HP P1102 printer cannot print RDP, so I decided to buy a new printer for the printing of the server terminal server. I am currently using Windows 7 64 bit and the terminal server of my company is can I 2008 Server 64 bit.

  Someone know if HP Color LaserJet Pro M176n support RDP printing needs? If not, please would you advise another model of the printer for the printing of the server terminal server thank you.

  Kind regards

  Lapson

  Don't worry about the model of the printer when you print from.  Is the printer driver which needs to understand where the print job is coming so that he can pass the print stream to the printer.  If the printer driver is not allowed to communicate between the server and your computer, then you must correct this problem first.

  Printing from a Server Terminal Server is normally something that needs to be configured when printing to a USB cable.  Your RDP client has its enabled print transfer function which allows him to pass the objects on your printer to your personal computer on the server.  Without the correct feature is enabled, you will not be able to print with any printer USB model.  Check with your system administrators to see if they can enable redirection of printer for you.

  Otherwise, you will need to find a way to install your printer on the network.  This can be difficult if you are telecommuting from a personal network printer does not exist on the corporate network.  It's less that you can get your company to install a router with a VPN feature on it.  In this way, you can connect multiple personal devices on the corporate network.  However, your network admins should be aware that you eat additional IP addresses on their network and that he can't ask you to do it at all.

  Otherwise print on a network currently on the network printer should be child's play.  All what you need to do is install a UPD on the server and that it points to the IP address of your network printer desired.  The server will have no problems to send jobs to the printer from here.

• PCOIP for Linux

  Hello

  It is more a poll to see how many people would use a VMWare View Linux client supporting PCOIP.

  Current open source it only supports RDP.

  A use case would be to generate a distribution of Linux kiosk mode and run on old hardware.

  Cut to replace all desktop computers with terminals in view of costs and other costs of operating system license.

  Thank you

  François

  Would be nice if VMware releases a computer thinclient OS with VMware View client. They used Suse Linux before (http://www.vmware.com/products/sles-for-vmware/overview.html), then why not a computer thinclient version?

• Client light configurations... HOW!

  Dear community of VMware,

  Please this post if it was answered elsewhere (just a link to where he answered enough) one excuse, but I can not figure this out for the life of me.

  First of all, let me mention where my small media/production company uses VMware products.

  At present, we have a small collection of IBM servers, running (x 2) all hearts Xeons, 16 GB of RAM and attached to the promise vTraks via iSCSI. They all run ESX 3.5 and have several invited computers that host our e-mail, web server system and one dozen other specialized servers that work for most of the essential production owner application.

  We will be soon retiring these machines for those newer / faster, and I want to use them at home for administrative staff offices.

  I read several whitepapers touting the benefits and successes of the use of VMware to offer environments of office throughout hospitals etc.. How do? All items are very low on the technical details, and all the details of VMware are all bearings and no architecture.

  • (1) what software is used on the server? I guess it's ESX 3.5 on a single server, and then another machine manages, distributes and provides sessions. Is this good?

  • (2) what are the people who use the light client side? If I use normal PC with Windows XP, then load the guest operating system, that the only advantage of the use of VMware, the solution is management, which is not very convincing as a solution.

  What I'm really trying to do is to minimize the cost of the deployment of 20 desktops throughout our office, and a light low-cost customer solution is extremely attractive. Using VMware is preferred because I want to offer different operating systems to each Member of the staff like Linux / Open Office will work very well for 70% XP and clients for the 30%. I also want to each Member of staff to have their 'own' environment.

  I am not advocating a complete consultation because it is something I would expect someone to charge (and I really believe in paying consultants), but maybe it's a white paper that is detailed enough that I'd be capable of establishing a test environment, so then I could present the idea to other people in society.

  Thank you!

  I thought you wanted to provide Linux virtual desktops to thin clients... not virtual Windows desktops to Linux customers any.

  Yes, Linux supports RDP client-side.

  Virtualization is a trip, so this project is still ongoing (as it's more for many virtual infrastructure)

  Massimo.

• NLA support in HTML5 rdp?

  I was wondering if NLA support in bookmarks of RDP HTML5 has been planned for a future version?

  NLA support (and much more new improvements) for RDP-HTML5 should be part of version 8.0 of the SRA. Register/subscribe yourself as a beta-tester @ www.mysonicwall.com to get quick notification to Release 8.0 beta.

• Windows 7 rdp connection error "the request is not supported.

  I have a Windows 7 desktop computer that is set up to allow remote access to the desktop.  If nobody is logged on to the desktop computer, people can RDP in without problem.  If someone IS connected to the desktop computer, and then try to RDP from a different computer, he comes to the login prompt, but returns the error "the request is not supported" after entering the name and password.  Any ideas how to fix?

  Hello

  The question you posted would be better suited in the the TechNet Forums. I would recommend posting your query in the link below.

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/w7itpronetworking/threads

  Hope this information helps.

• Life cycle of RDP

  There are so many different versions of RDP.

  I m looking for a list of life cycle of the 'Remote Desktop Client"and"Remote Desktop Protocol.

  Which versions are still supported by MS?

  What rdp client is able to connect to what version of rdp Terminalserver? compatible version of RDS - CAL etc.

  Hello

  My apologies for the delay in response.

  For more information on this issue, you can post your question here in the TechNet forums.

• User logged on the server over the RDP session - Small Business Server 2011 x 64

  We have a Small Business Server 2011 standard x 64.  We have the configuration of the remote desktop on port forwarding in the firewall to allow a user to connect to this server using RDP remote desktop.  This isn't a server terminal server.  No, there are no available Remote Desktop Manager settings.

  When the user connects through the RDP application and connects to the server.  If the users session is idle for 15 minutes, the user is connected to the server (not disconnected the RDP session, just to connect to the server).  The user must log into the server every time that happens.  We tried adjusting the Remote Desktop Session Host settings and changed the Session time limits, but this isn't the parameter we are looking for.  We have looked extensively through the default domain group policy and see nothing active to this behavior.  We examined local group policies and studied the session time limits in the user and computer configuration > policies > models Admin > RDP >... session host and it is has anything configured here which could trigger this behavior.

  Yet once, it connects the disabled user, not closing the remote session.  We have also examined the user account for this user and looked for resume posting require logon settings (although with SBS, it is not even there to adjust the display settings).  I had partner Microsoft supports focus on this during one hour (he didn't use too much of my time to support) and they have been unable to resolve within an hour.

  Help, please!

  Thank you.

  This issue is beyond the scope of this site and must be placed on Technet or MSDN

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

  http://social.msdn.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/home

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

  Hello

  I went through most of the support guides I can find on the internet and nothing seems to work.

  I enabled and disabled the service. Enabled and disabled Internet connection sharing. I totally disabled the firewall on the server and I can not always connect to the server via RDP

  I only get an error message.

  Remote Desktop cannot connect to the remote computer to one of the following reasons:

  (1) remote access to the server is not enabled

  (2) the remote computer is disabled

  (3) the remote computer is not available on the network

  Make sure that the remote computer is on and connected to the network, and remote access is enabled.

  When should I wear analysis server there is no enabled 3389 port. I am using RDP just for administrative purposes. I used to connect to the machine via RDP but one day it just stopped working.

  I also checked a few updates selection to determine if they are installed. All updates that might have compatibility problems are not installed on the server.

  Any request for information will be answered promptly.

  Thanks in advance.

  Hello

  Please post your apparent in the following link for assistance with problems of desktop connection remotely:

  https://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/WindowsServer/en-us/home?Forum=winserverTS

  I hope this helps.

• How can I ensure that users log out of the desktop sessions remotely instead of just close the RDP window?

  Hello

  I want to apply GPOS "set the time limit for disconnected sessions" on windows 2000 and NT.

  I apply this to my clients through DC 2008r2.

  Computer ordinateur\modeles of userconfiguration\administrative Windows\Services Office Session Office at distance\delais

  But I see this policy supported by "at least Windows XP Professional or Windows Server 2003 family"

  I need your help to implement this policy to the old version of windows, including windows 2000, NT.

  Our environment has windows 2012, 2008, 2003, 2000 and NT

  Also inform me of all the other stuff that I can use to make sure that users are disconnected from the RDP sessions disconnected.

  Please answer as soon as possible...

  Kind regards

  Mouadi,

  Try asking in the Windows Server forum:
  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/category/WindowsServer

• Why users need to disconnect and reconnect to the VPN to RDP?

  Most of the time our VPN works perfectly, but sporadically users must reconnect to the VPN to use remote desktop. Is that the user can log on to the VPN and access to things like network drives, but not other features like RDP. If they disconnect and then reconnect to the VPN, poof, everything works fine. No matter if it is minutes or hours in the VPN connection, it still requires reconnection. It seems that it is always on the second attempt at the nick of this post point called 'the second time's a charm

  We are using RRAS in SBS 2008 and the problem is multiple users tempting to VPN in XP and Win7 machines. We replaced the switches (now using Dell Powerconnects) and the router (now using Cisco RV042) and the problem persists.

  Suggestions or responses are greatly appreciated.

  Hello

  The question you have posted is related to Technet and would be better suited to the Technet community. Please visit the link below to find a community that will provide the best support.
  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/w7itpronetworking/threads

• 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

• Computer target hung and RDP held while making the Office remotely in Windows XP Professional

  Hello

  I have problems with Remote Desktop for Windows XP Pro SP3. The scenario is as follows

  1. Target computer is Windows XP Pro SP3
  2. Client PC also has the same OS
  3. With the RDP Client, computer target hung. On the client, it is show as trying to connect and continues for a long time
  4. On the target pc, even keyboards and mice do not work
  5. Any application working on the target computer is also get hanged
  6. The only way to normalize the target computer is restart

  Under Remote Desktop, we have already given all the required permissions. Please note that

  • The firewall on the target computer is OFF
  • Symantec antivirus is installed
  • RAM is more than 2 GB
  Can someone advise me on this?
  Thank you.
  Kind regards
  Feraud

  Hi Feraud,

  Thanks for posting your query in the Microsoft Community Forums.

  According to the description of the problem, it seems that the remote desktop connection is blocked on the target computer.

  I will certainly help you with this issue.

  Here are some methods that you can try in order to solve the problem.

  Method 1: Temporarily disable the antivirus from Symantec and check.

  Warning: Antivirus software can help protect your computer against viruses and other security threats. In most cases, you should not disable your antivirus software. If you do not disable temporarily to install other software, you must reactivate as soon as you are finished. If you are connected to the Internet or a network during the time that your antivirus software is disabled, your computer is vulnerable to attacks.

  Method 2: Change the listening port for remote desktop and check.

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/306759

  Registry warning

  To do: Important This section, method, or task contains steps that tell you how to modify the registry. However, serious problems can occur if you modify the registry incorrectly. Therefore, make sure that you proceed with caution. For added protection, back up the registry before you edit it. Then you can restore the registry if a problem occurs. For more information about how to back up and restore the registry, click on the number below to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:

  322756 (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/322756/)

  How to back up and restore the registry in Windows

  For more information, see the links.

  The problems of desktop remotely

  Note: Applies to Windows XP

  How to use the Windows XP Professional Remote Desktop feature

  If the problem persists or you have any other questions about the remote desktop connection, do not hesitate to let us know. We will be happy to help you.