Hi,

I have a RDS farm containing 3 hosts servers and a one server Broker. I installed a certificate signed by a trusted authority on the broker server and when I access web mode on the server broker, my certificate is well recognized. In the deployment configuration options, certificates are trusted and OK.  

When I access the server named RDS.domain.fr  (Round Robin DNS containing the 3 hosts hosts) I have the problem of certificate not recognized by a trusted authority. He gives me the self-signed certificate of the Host server. This certificat have no private key.

I have tried to installed it on my computer (Users and computer) but I have the same problem.

How to change self signed certificat on Host RDS ?

Thanks

I want to have the ability to connect safely to my network from home. Is there any freeware out there that allow me to do that? Do I have to open up any port on the wireless router?

Have 3 node RDS 2016 deployment, 1 Session broker and 2x session hosts.  One of the hosts seems to be really slow, so while troubleshooting I want to disable logins and force users to use the other hosts. So from the host i want to disable I ran "change logon /disable" and then on the SB i right clicked on that host and disabled new connections. Now when users try to use the rd web, they get remote logons disable..so that tells me still trying to use the disabled host.  How do I do this?

Management wants to know what employees are doing if working remotely. I would like to track and store their activity while they are connected to our work server via remote access.

I need to track all user activity such as select, insert, update and delete and put it into a table in order to create a report.

The Database we use is Microsoft SQL Server 2012.

Windows Remote Desktop and local login

I would like to know for instance if someone is logged in locally to windows computer and the other is trying to RDP to the same computer would they be both able to be working on the same computer or one of them only will be able to ?

I know if both were using RDP , they can have 2 sessions to the same computer at the same time.

Thank you

Hi –

I have a client running SBS 2011 and has 16 workstations attached to the domain.  They are either Windows/7 or Windows/10 clients.  They use RWW for remote access to the domain workstations.  Any Windows/7 workstation is capable of RWW – no problem to any of the workstations (Windows/7 or Windows/10.)  The problem is when the user attempts to access the domain clients from Windows/10 – they get the message
“Your computer can’t connect to the remote computer because a security package error occurred in the transport layer.  Retry the connection or contact your network administrator for assistance.”
The strange thing is the first time a Windows/10 client tries to connect through RWW it works.  After that we get this message.  Can access any workstation using Windows/7 so I don’t think it is the server nor the domain computer.
Tried deleting the history, download, etc from Internet options, but nothing changes.  Today, using a Dell laptop (Windows/10) was able to get on – but the second time I got the error message.  
Any help would really be appreciated.
Thanks
Rich

Customer has one physical box with Server 2016 running Active Directory and all services needed for that, and File/Print/ redirected folders, etc. They now have need for an RDS server. Is it possible to add the Hyper-V role to that server, create 2 new Virtual Windows Server 2016 Machines - one for RDS and the other to migrate everything that the current server is doing at the moment? It would be like an in place migration project. Their network has less than 20 users and the physical server is quite nice. In the end they would have a Hyper-V host, with 2 VMs, one Server running AD, File Print , DNS DHCP and another running RDS. Does that sound doable?

We are running a Windows Server 2012 R2 RDS environment and one of the users on the domain is having an issue with his taskbar. The taskbar does not show any icons when windows are open or minimized and the start button does not function even if you press the key on keyboard. We are able to get the start button to at least flicker but only when it is positioned to the right or left side of the display. I have tried restarting the windows explorer and restarting it but that did not resolve the issue.

With the push towards MFA, most the security vendors are focused on securing cloud hosted applications. What solutions have you used to secure on-premise applications with MFA?

Looking for a solution that provides MFA for on-premise Active Directory, RDS farm, and in-house Exchange 2016. Not currently using any services from Azure or Office 365.

Thanks.

I'm having a very strange and extremely annoying problem with Outlook remote access via http.

My company has an Exchange 2013 latest build.
All users are running windows10 with Outlook 2016.
All pcs are configured as domain clients and Outlook set up while connected to the domain.

When users connects from outside the office via Outlook http, half of the users are complaining that mails are stuck in OUTBOX for several minutes before send - If a file is attached, this can be up to 20 minutes.
My problem is, that I can't replicate this problem!
No matter where Im located, connected to wifi or via my smart phone it works PERFECT!
Mailflow is fast with no delays.
Is this because these users are connecting from slow wifis or something?