Connecting to Terminal Services Web Access

Is there any way to connect to Terminal Services Web Access from a Mac that runs OSX v. 10.8.3?

Not that I know of, but you can connect to an RDP server using this:
CoRD: Remote Desktop for Mac OS X

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Accessing client using Windows 2008 Terminal Service - Web Access?

Dear experts,
We are developing a network infrastructure solution for our new customer's B1 8.8 implementation.
Our customer would like to utilize Windows Server 2008 Terminal Service to connect B1 client in remote branch with server in head office area. And they want to use Terminal Service - WEB ACCESS. Base on our experience, we successfully implement B1 using Remote Desktop Connection or Citrix to support B1 client in the remote area.
My question is, Has SAP already support to utilize windows "Terminal Service - Web Access" to access B1 client?
If Yes then what are possible issues and solutions?
Thanks,
Indra

Hi,
when we said to customer that it is better to use citrix, they will see some concerns as follows:
1. Investment to buy citrix server
2. License of citrix
3. installation time for ICA client
4. maintenance cost for citrix and its server
The benefits are as follows:
1. Reduce cost to purchase B1 license. Remote and LAN users can access B1 through citrix
2. The connection speed. Citrix is more faster than RDC or terminal services either web access or not
3. The security reason. Check this link:
http://www.virtualizationadmin.com/articles-tutorials/terminal-services/management-tools/terminal-services-internet-information-server.html
In the support platform, there is no windows terminal services web access info. You may check it here:
http://service.sap.com/smb/sbo/platforms
The supported hosted environments are using citrix or windows terminal service. For remote users, the citrix is used for web access and windows terminal services are using IP and the connection is using internet (do not use VPN).
The citrix is not very expensive. We must make them realize the benefit.
Kita harus pastikan citrix itu bagus dan tidak mahal2 amat kok. Beli dari reseller citrix yang diauthorized tetapi tidak big company agar tidak mahal sekali. SAP AG menyarankan menggunakan citrix karena memang sangat bagus.
(in english : we must convince the customer about the citrixs benefit. it is not too expensive. The citrix could be buy from small reseller company so that its price is acceptable. SAP AG suggested to use citrix because it is very best web access).
I know bhs because I am from Indonesia hehehe....
JimM

WEBVPN and Terminal Services Web Connection

Does ASA WEBVPN support MS Terminal Services Web Connection?? I can reach the first login page but can not go further. I click the "connect" button no any response?!! All other web service running well through webvpn, only MS Terminal Services Web Connection.
I noticed when I use my local PC to connect web ternimal server, it first use port 80 and then use port 3389. I tried portforwading
port-forward TSSERVER www 10.1.1.1 3389
port-forward TSSERVER 3389 10.1.1.1 3389
still not works, please advise.
my ASA version:
Cisco Adaptive Security Appliance Software Version 7.2(1)
Device Manager Version 5.2(1)
Thanks.

This is the kind of thing that you need a sniffer trace on both sides of the CSS to determine what the problem is.

Cannot delegate Reporting Services Web access to domain user / group, User does not have required permissions

Hi
I have an SCCM 2012 SP1 CU3 installation on a Server 2008 R2 + SQL 2008 R2.
I'm having trouble delegating Reporting Services Web Access to a standard domain user.
I have followed the instructions from these blogs:
http://blog.coretech.dk/kea/creating-the-reporting-user-role-in-configmgr-2012/
http://www.wolffhaven45.com/blog/sccm/assigning-users-to-configmgr-reportusers-group-in-sccm-2012/
No matter how I try, I cannot get the reports to show for a standard domain user. In the console no reports are showing and in the web access I get
"User domain\user does not have required permissions........"
The only thing that is consistenly working when I test is to put the AD Group on the Security Role "Full Administrator".
Then everything will show up.
Any ideas on how to troubleshoot this?

Thanks everyone for helping me with tips. I have now solved the problem. It was the permissions from SCCM that did not replicate to the Reporting Server.
In srsrp.log I got these error messages:
Could not retrieve the reporting service name for instance 'MSSQLSERVER'
Invalid class
Could not stop the reporting serviceAfter googling a litte I found these 2 sites with similiar problems:http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/d4a7f93a-506f-4e3f-b5fc-bd2b087277da/ssrs-permissions-do-not-add?forum=configmanagergeneral
http://www.microtom.net/microsoft-system-center/software-distribution/sccm-2012-reporting-services-do-not-install
So I ran the command for SQL 2008 R2: mofcomp.exe C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SQL Server\100\Shared\sqlmgmproviderxpsp2up.mof
and BAAM, everything started to work =)
/ALX

SAP Connectivity slow - Terminal Services

Dear ALL,
we have two Locations (A & B) & Main Server is placed at Location (A) and users from Location (B) connect through terminal Server (IBM Server) there are approximatly 6 users who connect at a time to terminal server, so what should be the RAM size of the Terminal Server.
As of now we have given 2GB RAM, But the performance is very Poor
Applications:
SAP 2007B & 4 ADD-ons
Thanks in Advance

Hi Pankaj,
Check the following link
Sizing a Terminal Services server for Business One
Re: SAP BUSINESS ONE IS SLOW
Re: Slow SAP connection
SAP Business One Best-Practice System Setup and Sizing
*Close the thread if issue solved.
Regards
Jambulingam.P

IPhone cannot connect to Exchange Outlook Web Access ( OWA )

Let me start by saying that my company will not activate POP or IMAP on their Exchange mail server. I am stuck with using their OWA interface into Exchange. However, when I enter the web address for OWA it never gets there. The iPhone will get to the login screen, but can never access the web interface.

Hi,
If you browse to the OWA address from a Microsoft Windows system using Internet Explorer, does it bring you to a web form to login or do you get a Windows login popup (NTLM)?
I have tried accessing OWA where Exchange is not setup for a "forms" web page login, but rather popping up a windows login box to enter username and password.
It worked.

Problem with Connection on Terminal Services

CR XI Pro VS 2005
I've got several reports in a .net application.
Connection data is initialised the usual way with a ConnectionInfo object.
On the client workstation a CRRedist2005_x86.msi is installed.
Everything is working fine.
But when I try to open a report while the application is running under Citrix nothing is happening for a long time - then a message box appears with textboxes for server, database, user and pwd. The first three are the correct entries from the conn-object, the pwd is empty.
When I try to enter the password, a MsgBox says: 'Authentification Error. Try again.'
I hope someone can help me out.

Hi Amit,
thanks for your reply.
I did install the SQLNativeClient on the server but nothing really changed. Afterwards I did deinstall the Redist-Utility AND my application and installed both of them new.
And now it works.
I really wonder why and what has been wrong before.
Regards
Hans-Christian

RD web access 3 passwords to connect

I am setting up a new remote desktop access gateway to allow users to connect to their local desktops. I have it working but it requires 3 logins to connect. 1 for the web access, 2. for the RD gateway and then to the PC. Is there a way to streamline that
down to one or two password prompts?
-Ben

Hi Ben,
Thank you for posting in Windows Server Forum.
Initially suggest you to update RDP 8.1 which will work better for this scenario.
Yes, there is a way to reduce the number of password prompt, here you need to enable RD Web Access Single Sign-On (SSO), where the password will be saved and need to enter the credential for single time.
There are certain requirements for this feature, as follow.
• To take advantage of the new Web SSO feature, the client must be running Remote Desktop Connection (RDC) 7.0.
• In order for Web SSO to work:
1. The connection in RemoteApp and Desktop Connections must have an ID. By default, it is set to the Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) of the RD Connection Broker server in case of RD Connection Broker mode. In RD Session mode, it is set to the FQDN of the
RD Web Access server.
2. RemoteApp programs must be digitally signed using a Server Authentication certificate [Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) certificate]. The certificate Enhanced Key Usage section must contain ‘Server Authentication (1.3.6.1.5.5.7.3.1)’. More details about the types
of certificates used to digitally sign RemoteApp programs can be found here.
3. Client operating systems must trust the certificate with which the RemoteApp programs are signed.
More information.
Introducing Web Single Sign-On for RemoteApp and Desktop Connections
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/rds/archive/2009/08/11/introducing-web-single-sign-on-for-remoteapp-and-desktop-connections.aspx
Remote Desktop Web Access single sign-on now easier to enable in Windows Server 2012
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/rds/archive/2012/06/25/remote-desktop-web-access-single-sign-on-now-easier-to-enable-in-windows-server-2012.aspx
Hope it helps!
Thanks.
Dharmesh Solanki
TechNet Community Support

Visio Web Access web part connection order

I have a Visio Web Access webpart that is currently connected to 3 different query filter webparts. Here is what the query filter webparts are doing
- #1 - This is passing in the page name to the "Web Drawing Url and Page Name" connection
- #2 - This is passing in the shape name to the "Shapes to Highlight" connection
- #3 - This is passing in the shape name to the "Shape to View" connection
#2 and #3 pull from the same query string variable because I want to highlight AND center/zoom on a selected shape. Everything works fine if I am already on the default page for the drawing but if I need to have it show a different page the highlighting
works but the center/zoom functionality does not work.
I assume this occurs because it is doing the zoom/center before it changes drawings. I tried changing the order in which I made the connections so that the center/zoom would come last but that did not work.
How can I make it so that it will do the center/zoom on pages that are not the default?

I have 3 query string filter web parts and they are all connected to the Visio Web Access web part through the browser. There is no problem in setting up the connections. The problem is that trying to change pages, highlight a shape, and zoom
in/center on a shape in the same page load does not always perform as expected. Here is a more elaborate description of what I'm doing:
I have two query strings, "OfficeFloor" and "Employee" which are being passed into the web page. The query string web part for "Web
Drawing Url and Page Name" grabs the page name from "OfficeFloor" because each of my pages in the Visio drawing represents a floor plan ("1st Floor", "2nd Floor", etc.). The query string web parts for "Shapes
to Highlight" and "Shape to View" BOTH pull from "Employee" because each shape in the Visio drawing represents
where an employee sits. So an example request for the page would be "http://www.website.com/EmployeeFinder.aspx?OfficeFloor=3rdFloor&Employee=BobSmith" which would ideally make the Visio Web Access web part go to the page for the 3rd floor and then
zoom/center and highlight where Bob Smith sits.
If the "3rd Floor" page is the default page for the Visio web access then it works fine and it zooms in, centers on, and highlights the "Bob Smith" shape. However, if the "3rd Floor" page is not the default then it will only highlight
the "Bob Smith" shape and NOT zoom in/ center on it.

Microsoft SQL 2005, Terminal Services and Tiger

We found a great application we need to use at work. Unfortunately, it runs only on Windows. We will need to run it on a Windows server, running SQL Server 2005, and Macs interacting with it using MS Terminal Server. At least that is what someone at Dell said. This ends up being a huge and complicated purchase for us.
All this is totally foreign to me. I set up our Mac network, using OSX Server 10.2, migrating up to 10.4. We have 16 computers on the network, and it runs reasonably well. I did not need months of training to set it up. There are many things I do not understand and features that I have zero idea about...but for email, web, ftp and application serving, it works well.
We have 13 Macs, 2 Windows boxes and one UNIX box on the network.
Has anyone used SQL 2005? Has anyone had to connect thru Terminal Services to a Windows Server?

Hi John!
Using Terminal Services on a Windows server is common in corporate environments and solves a lot of issues where Macs can't run Windows-only software.
Since the Windows server will be the only Windows machine on your network and you only need it for a specialized purpose, you can probably get by with purchasing Windows Small Business Server Premium, which comes with a SQL Server. You'll have to ask the vendor if this version will work with their product. See this link on Microsoft's website http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2003/sbs/default.mspx.
Many third party database applications will facilitate the setup of the datbase with the SQL server, but they won't support the SQL software and its security. I'd advise hiring a contractor to help with the installation and setting up a backup (preferably someone that can become familiar with your environment and provide ongoing support).
Hope this helps! bill
1 GHz Powerbook G4 Mac OS X (10.4.3)

Remote Desktop 2012 R2 - Can't get RD Gateway with RD Web Access working through just 443

I have one server (2012 r2 fully updated) running all remote desktop roles (RD Web Access, RD Gateway, RD Licensing, RD Connection Broker, RD Session Host) and a separate domain controller.
I have RD Web Access published to cloud.mydomain.co.uk and accessing cloud.mydomain.co.uk/RDWeb works fine.
I want to setup the environment so only port 443 is open from the outside (thus the RD Gateway is installed) and the user can login through RDWeb and click on an app to launch it.
If I leave port 3389 open along with 443 and log on to RDWeb and click the remote app, this works fine.
If I close 3389 on the external firewall and only leave open 443, I can connect AND login to RDWeb but I cannot open the connection
This is expected:
http://i.imgur.com/9j2HRqm.png
Error:
http://i.imgur.com/2LH2c7T.png
Digging in the event viewer yielded: http://i.imgur.com/M9uHm0o.png
Which led me to test change the following setting in the resource access policy, as a test:
http://i.imgur.com/FlGObFr.png
This still didn't work but yielded a different error in event viewer:
http://i.imgur.com/LkaCfU4.png
Now I suspect I have misconfigured something somewhere in terms of the last event where it suggests it can't connect to resource "cloud.mydomain.co.uk" I would have expected this to be the internal FQDN of my session host. Or, I am hitting some sort
of odd problem because I have all the roles on the same box.
Any assistance greatly appreciated. I'm keen to find the root cause behind this as I need to document this solution so don't want to invalidate by messing around too much with settings.

Hi Gavin,
If you use RD Gateway then you only need to open TCP port 443 and UDP port 3391 and forward them to your RD Gateway server. You may have RD Web Access (uses TCP port 443) and RDG running on the same server.
When an external client launches a RemoteApp they will connect to your RD Gateway via TCP port 443 and UDP port 3391, then the RDG will connect to your internal RDSH servers using TCP port 3389 and UDP port 3389 on behalf of the external client. In
this way the RDG will act as a middleman between your external users and your internal RDSH servers.
In Server Manager - Remote Desktop Services - Overview - Tasks - Deployment Properties you need to specify the external FQDN of your RD Gateway server. If you have RDWeb and RDG on the same server this would be the same FQDN that your users will use
for RDWeb. For example, if your users use https://rds1.yourdomain.com/rdweb to connect to your RD Web Access site, then you would enter rds1.yourdomain.com for the RD Gateway name in deployment properties.
(Above one Quoted from this thread answered by TP).
In addition please see that you have properly configured RD Rap & RD Rap policy under RD Gateway manager and also properly configured certificates to match server name.
Hope it helps!
Thanks.
Dharmesh Solanki
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Running LabVIEW 7.1 on Windows 2003 Server with Terminal Services

We are setting up a newtork based solution with LabView. I have looked for documentation on installing LV 7.1 on a Windows 2003 server to run the applications and then have destkops connect to it. Can this be done with a Terminal Services Access solution? Another words, if we were to purchase the LV Volume License Manager, can you install LV 7.1 onto a Windows 2003 server and run the application through TS across a 1GB backbone from the desktop, which makes the server do all the processing?

On Fri, 29 Oct 2004 07:42:13 -0500, ITIQ wrote:
> By running a session through Terminal Services you are NOT running
> anything on the desktop it all runs on the server. So if the software
> was installed on the server and you had the correct number of licenses
> that you allow to connect through Terminal Services, would this not be
> allowed under the EULA?
Sorry for the delay. I'm surprised Philip didn't get back to us... Phil
are you there? Based on his comments, I think he misunderstands your
situation (no offense Phil).
You and I are both talking about the same thing. You basically want a
terminal server license. NI will not provide it. They told me (over the
phone) to get a multi-seat license (MSL). IMO, that's unacceptable. I
expect a LV license taylored specifically for thin client networks. A
multi-seat license is for -->installing<-- on multiple machines. It
conforms to a totally different set of rules. One big one, an MSL assumes
that you intend to run LV locally to interact with DAQ hardware. Since
this won't be done with the thin client, you shouldn't have to pay for it.
> I am not sure if the question is if the license is valid or not, I am
> first just trying to figure out if you can even install LV on a Windows
> 2003 server and run it through a Terminal Services Session.
Since you are talking about a Microsoft operating system, I would say this
cannot be done without some additional/costly junk installed.
Here's another option. If the people you're supporting don't have any
platform dependent things like ActiveX in their LV applications, you
should consider using a Linux-based terminal server. I know for a fact it
works.
I've assisted in setting up a network like this before:
* One Linux terminal server with LabVIEW for Linux (Full Dev)
* One WinXP box on the network with LabVIEW for Win (Prof Dev)
* 5 cheap thin clients
They developed LabVIEW source code on the thin clients and then compiled
packages on the WinXP box for distribution to their customers. The WinXP
was only used for compiles so they just hopped on when necessary. The
eventual plan is for the thin clients to simply open a RemoteDesktop
(using RDP) terminal session and do the compiles from there. I'm not sure
how to do that yet... on the Windows side.
> I see the comments on calling VIs through LV. I am a Network Engineer
> not a LV Developer, so unfortunately I do not know what a VI is. All I
> am looking to do is run low end PCs with LV if I have to, but use the
> server as the workhorse to process all sims etc.
Phil must have thought you needed a LV application to access the front
panel controls of another LV application running on a remote machine. The
VI server is handy in that area but useless in your case.
Hey, you wanna hear about cheap network infrastructure? We bought our
thin client boxes for $15 each! Go to ltsp.org if you want more info on
configuring Linux as a terminal server.
You, and anyone else, can also email me at gnu_voodoo [at] netzero [dot]
com for questions/comments.

RD Web Access From The Internet/External

I’m requesting help with accessing from the internet (external web) a RD Web Access Connection (SSL) that I setup and configured on a Windows 2008 R2 Server.
My setup is as follows. All server rolls are configured and running on one Windows 2008 R2 Server (VM).
1.
Remote Desktop Services
a.
RemoteApp Manager
b.
Remote Desktop Connection Manager
c.
RD Gateway Manager
d.
RD Session Host Configuration
e.
Remote Desktop Service Manager
f.
Remote Desktop Licensing
2.
Web Server (IIS)
All my configurations are working perfectly internal/intranet. I can access all published applications and remote desktop connectivity via (SSL) from IE 9 web browser.
The URL that is used internally is: (https://ServerName/RDWEB).
When I attempt to connect via the internet I’m getting an “Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage” message.
I’m using Dynamic DNS to access the server hosting the (IIS Remote Access Web Page URL), example (https://DDNS/RDWEB). I’ve opened ports 443 & 80
on my Untangle firewall, also port forwarding for 3389.
Any and all help will be appreciated.

Freek,
Thank you for your response. I tested Telnet as you suggested, and both FQDN and IP address were able to establish a Telnet connection to my RD Web Access Server.
The “NSLOOKUP” resolved the DNS server name. Also, I am able to us the IP address, URL (https://IP/REWEB) in IE9 to browse to my RD Web Access Server site. The above should confirm DNS IS working correctly within my internal network.
My connection issue is from external/internet access to my RD Web Access Server site. All my networked devices (internal) are natted IP assigned behind an “Untangle
Gateway” firewall and routable internally only.
Although, I’ve opened ports, created firewall rules to pass traffic on ports 443, 3389 my problem still exist. Since my internal natted devices are not routable
from the internet, I am using a DDNS host URL from (www.dyndns.org) to route from the internet to my internal site server. As it stands now, I suspect the problem maybe at the Untangle Gateway”. I will focus my attention there.
Thank you again for your help.
Aubrey R. Martin

Windows 8.1 pro Remote App crashes connecting to 2012 Remote Desktop Web Access published application

Using 2012 Remote Desktop Web access to gain access to published applications. The workstation was a Windows 8.1 (home) upgraded to Windows 8.1 Pro with the Media Center add on. Launching the url to the login page for the RDW works fine. When the app is
clicked on to launch the Remote App crashes. How do I get it to properly connect. Other Windows 8.1 pro workstations work. Although none were upgraded from the 8.1 (home) Here is the event.
Faulting application name: mstsc.exe, version: 6.3.9600.16384, time stamp: 0x5215e2b5
Faulting module name: ntdll.dll, version: 6.3.9600.17031, time stamp: 0x530895af
Exception code: 0xc0000005
Fault offset: 0x0000000000065e8e
Faulting process id: 0xab4
Faulting application start time: 0x01cf5f2ed029e83f
Faulting application path: C:\Windows\System32\mstsc.exe
Faulting module path: C:\Windows\SYSTEM32\ntdll.dll
Report Id: 21a471d6-cb22-11e3-8263-a0886933dd25
Faulting package full name:
Faulting package-relative application ID:

More info.
The computer is brand new HP.
Windows 8.1 pro with media center
processor Intel i7-4700mq - 12gig ram -64bit
Full windows touch support with 10 touch points
The computer is connecting to a 2012 Server hosted on Microsoft's Azure platform. Trying to access applications hosted by this server with Remote Desktop Web services. The computer can RDP using just the mstsc.exe to other computers and to the server with
no problem.
The computer presents the following msg box Body: Remote Desktop Connection has stopped working. I have tried the following to resolve this and narrow the scope:
-Created a new user account for the computer with admin rights, rebooted and logged in as the new user.
-Tried a different user account for the portal, that does work. The user does not show up as connected.
-All MS updates were loaded.
-Added these changes to the registry to keep alive the connection: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Terminal Server Gateway\Transports\Rpc-----HttpKeepAliveTimeout=dword:00000001
And HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Terminal Server Client----RDGClientTransport=dword:00000001
Loaded this update http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2919394/EN-US
-Removed all printers
-Removed Antivirus
-Added the server to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Terminal Server Client\Default
-Disabled everything in MSCONFIG startup
-Ran sfc /scannow as administrator - no integrity violations
Any suggestions?

Connecting to Remote Desktop Published Apps through RD Web Access not working

Hello,
I have configured an RD Gateway server. My scenario is like I have a windows 2012R2 server with all RD components (Gateway, web access, connection broker, session host) configured, since this is for a poc. Externally I can access rd web access portal (https://<servername.domain.com>/rdweb)
and can connect to the target server using "Connect to a remote pc" tab without any issue.
But I can't connect to any published app from "Remote App and Desktop". The error I recieve is "unable to connect to remote pc. please provide the fully-qualified name......."
At the same time I can see below errors in event logs related to connection broker:
Error 802:
RD Connection Broker failed to process the connection request for user domain\Administrator.
Error: Element not found.
Event 1306:
Remote Desktop Connection Broker Client failed to redirect the user domain\Administrator.
Error: NULL
Error 1296:
Remote Desktop Connection Broker Client failed while getting redirection packet from Connection Broker.
User : domain\Administrator
Error: Element not found.
Googling I could see some posts related to these issues, mentioning about to check the network connectivity between RDCB and the target server. I can defenitely say it is fine and already mentioned I can connect to the same server using "connect to
remote pc" tab.
Just FYI, I have this server as Amazon EC2 instance and the domain is configured as Amazon directory service. Can someone please help me at the earliest.. This is pretty urgent as my tasks are pending due to this issue..
Vysakh

Hi,
I have seen similar issues with Essential role installed, if it’s installed on the terminal server, please remove it.
Please also ensure involved machines are fully patched and keep port 443 of the TS server open.
When external users connect to the Web Access page, are they able to see remote apps? If not, please check whether user assignment setting is configured correctly for remote apps.
Are users able to open remote apps from internal network?
Here are some related links below for you:
RDWeb URL Access Works Successful but cannot open Apps Externally only Internally
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/144a0543-7a7c-4899-a674-0fd29dacab7a/rdweb-url-access-works-successful-but-cannot-open-apps-externally-only-internally?forum=winserverTS
RemoteApp Internet
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windowsserver/en-US/70a819de-3338-4427-a1c3-e38ef99dd4b3/remoteapp-internet?forum=winserverTS
Configuring RD web access for public/external access
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windowsserver/en-US/4396d3e9-2ac5-4d0b-baba-25471498a349/configuring-rd-web-access-for-publicexternal-access?forum=winserverTS
Best Regards,
Amy
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