Hi ,
Is there any possibility ,we can remove the RDP certificate waring while RDP to windows 2008 R2 server from windows 7 client.I am keep getting the warning message "" certificate is not from root authority " or "server name doesnt match".
is there any registry settings to disable this warning message
Thanks...
We are running server 2008 R2 and I have a default install of RDS. Is it "safe" out of the box to just expose to the outside world? Or is there special configuration "best practice" to apply in order to have an extra layer of security as far as the connection goes. I wouldn't want the user to have to authenticate more than once.
Any ideas?
I have a W2k8 server with a non-standard port number for RD Gateway. This is now supported under RDP 8. However, it looks like Windows XP can only go to RDP 7.
IF this is true, I assume I won't be able to connect via the gateway on a Windows XP machine. Are there any work arounds or third party clients who can over come this limitation?
Thanks in advance!
On a windows 2012 server, is it possible to install a windows 8 app that can be accessed (via terminal services/remote desktop) by client computers running prior version of Windows, such as 7, Vista and maybe XP? (Obviously without the touch capability). In other words, can a windows 8 app be accessed via terminal server by other versions of Windows or it must be only Windows 8?
Also, I read that the new RDC can also be downloaded from the Windows Store to a tablet, but what tablet? "Surface" , iPad, Android?
Thanks so much
CBJunior
Hello,
I’ve setup an Remote Desktop deployment in server 2012. Everything works fine except some Certificate warning issues…
I’m set like that :
Server name
- 1 RD Web Access server webaccess.network.lan
- 1 RD Gateway gateway.network.lan
- 1 Broker 2012-hstbrk1.network.la,
- 1 Session Host host.network.lan
Certificates :
RD Connection Broker SSO Trusted SSL gateway.company.com
RD Connection Broker PublishingTrusted SSL gateway.company.com
RD Web Access Trusted SSL webaccces.company.com
RD Gateway Trusted SSL gateway.company.com
When I try to open a apps on the WebAccess page I receive this 1 warning :
Then I click on connexion, and I receive this message who told me that the certificate of the broker (gateway.company.com SSL) is not the same of the server name (2012-hstbrk1.network.lan) How can I correct that????
Hi,
We deployment a RDS 2012. We used the older version (Windows server 2008 R2) in the past. Now I wonder why i can't find the custom rdp settings from server 2012. We have only one server for RDS and there are installed roles: RD Web Access, RD Connection Broker and RD session host.
We should define "shell working directory" -command to the custom rdp settings. Should I use a powershell? If so how to do?
Best regards,
L
Hi All,
Today i discovered a problem with Powerpoint 2010 running in a Remote Desktop Services environment (2008R2 SP1).
When the Aero glass theme is used within the RDP session, PowerPoint 2010 prevents to play a Presentation in Full screen.
The screen gets black and doesnt play the Presentation. Also when returning to Powerpoint with the "ESC" key, the RDS screen gets a little scrambled.
When switching to the "Windows 7 Basic Theme", Powerpointplays the presentation as it should.
Anyone familar with this problem? Is there a fix for this?
Ok, re-trying this question, with more accurate information.
I have a client with a RemoteApp and RDGateway services facing the public internet. The conditions are these:
1) Able to log in successfully to the initial RD Web Access web page from any external location. No issues are being reported internally.
2) Able to launch published apps successfully only from some external locations.
3) Using same user credentials, launching published apps from other locations results in "This computer can't connect to the remote computer because the Terminal Services Gateway server is temporarily unavailable" error.
4) From the same locations where launching a published app fails, I am able to make a direct RDP connection to the server running Gateway and RemoteApp services using the native RDP client in Windows.
5) There is no common ISP in the mix.
6) As far as I can tell, there is no CAP or RAP in effect that would cause only selective clients to connect
7) The client is using a DigiCert ssl certificate, not a self-signed cert.
8) The RD Broker service is installed and running.
Can anyone hazard a guess as to why this would be working from some external locations, yet produce the above-noted error at other sites? I will be happy to provide any additional information that mau be needed ... but I just don't know where to start looking.
Regards and thank you in advance.
Chris
Hi,
I have an Hyper-V Host based on Windows Server 2012 Datacenter. I also installed a new Nvidia Quadro 4000 card with the latest Win2012 drivers.
In Hyper-V Setting the card can be selected as GPU. I also can add the RemoteFX Card to the VM-Settings - but in the VM i can only the "Microsoft Basic Display Adapter" on two "Unknown Devices".
As VM I tried Windows Server 2012, Windows Server 2008 and Windows 8 Professional. All the same. I'm not able to get the VM runnig with the RemoteFX driver.
The CPU support SLAT. The OnBoard VGA is disabled.
Here the VM - Settings:
I have 2 x RDSH, the load balancing works ok. However as an administrator, when I want to connect to RDSH1 through mstsc on my laptop, I am actually taken to RDSH2, how do I stop this from happening?
Hi,
I’ve installed Remote Desktop Session on a Windows 2012 server and all the session limits is set to “never” including Idle Session Limit, but the session times out with the message “Your Remote Desktop session ended because the remote computer didn’t receive any input from you”. The remote client is a Windows 7 embedded Thin Client
/Søren Emig
Hi, I have run into an issue what is a bit odd.
We have a client that uses handheld scanners that run windows mobile 5.1 that connects to a RDS server running Server 2008 R2
Now when we had the RDS in Evaluation mode the scanners would connect with no issues.
Now that we have it properly licensed it gives us the error of "Because of a security error, the client could not connect to the remote computer. Verify that you are logged onto the network and then try connecting again"
Now from what I have been looking at is it seems that anything that uses and rdp client prior to 6.1, will cause this error, the devices being 5.1
Now my issue is, no where could I find any limitations of stating that the rdp clients had to be a certain version.
Does anyone know if there is something posted online by microsoft, indicating for RDS running on 2008 R2 any limitations for the clients?
Hi experts!
Servername:Roles:
RDGW1.domain.localWebAccess, Gateway, Licensing, Broker
RDSH01.domain.localSession Host
RDS02.domain.localSession Host
External URL to WebAccess Server: remote.domain.com
Ok, so far so good.
Now we want to secure this setup with 3-party SSL certificates.
I have Binged my ass off, but cant really find any good answers.
How/where do I create certificate requests for my RDS servers?
Is it only on RDGW1.domain.local i do a request for remote.domain.com, or must it be a wildcard or SAN cert deployd to all three servers?
any hints would be appreciated, thanks!
MrSWE
What have happened to the RDS Remote Control on Server 2012 Rds?
Where do I find it?
Regards
Christo
Hi all,
I have a situation with a leased remote stand-alone dedicated Web Server that is also running Remote Desktop Services. It is accessed via the Internet. All our RDWeb users connect over the public internet. This server is not a DC or connected to any AD Domain.
I have been advised in another forum that I should not install AD DS on this configuration with a Public IP address on the NIC.
As a result when I try to assign user rights to a particular published remote App in RDWeb I get the error.
"The RD Session Host Server is not joined to an Active Directory domain..."
Can I somehow use AD LDS to assign user rights (or deny them) to certain published remote Apps in RDS?
Thanks for any help
Hi
Can someone please help me with this problem?
Searching around, I've found some information, and I believe a 2008 terminal licensing server can issue 2008 TS user CAL's to a 2003 terminal server and they will allow users to login, thus not requiring me to purchase any 2003 TS user CAL's.
Anyway, here's the problem. We have a 2008 terminal server which is also acting as a licensing server with 50 2008 TS user CAL's installed and everything works OK. In the 'License Program' it says the type is 'Open' (I assume because we purchased our licenses on a volume licensing agreement).
We have a need to install a 2003 terminal server and allow users to connect to it, etc. I've placed the 2003 server in the same domain as the 2008 machine, and if you go into licensing manager you can see the 2003 machine, however in the 'TS CAL Version and Type' field it says 'Temporary TS Per Device CALs' and the 'License Program' says 'Temporary'.
Someone told me that I need to make the 2003 server the licensing server and install the 2008 CAL's on that, but I don't know, it's all very confusing. Can someone tell me what I need to do to resolve this, or is just that I need to purchase 2003 TS user CAL's?
Many thanks
Mr Bojangles
I am trying to install the RD Gateway Server service role on a Windows Small Business Server 2008. When I try to add the role of "Remote Desktop Gateway" in Server Manager, the 'role' does not show up as a option. I am guessing that because it is a Small Business Server 2008 R2 rather then a windows Server 2008 R2, that the option is not available. However I have not been able to confirm this on any Internet searches.
Can anyone confirm this is the case?
Thanks
Jack Creed
