RD Client on Android Remote Resources -

I'm having an issue with an RDS farm setup. The Android RD Client will not load Work Resources (works on iOS and on PC). It throws a connection error "TLSEndpointException: 6," Here are the logs
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App.versionName: 8.0.12.25288
Build.VERSION.SDK_INT: 21
build.VERSION.RELEASE: 5.0.1
Build.VERSION.INCREMENTAL: 476182.10
Build.VERSION.CODENAME: REL
Build.BOARD: MSM8974
Build.BOOTLOADER: 3.19.0.0000
Build.BRAND: htc
Build.CPU_ABI: armeabi-v7a
Build.CPU_ABI2: armeabi
Build.DEVICE: htc_m8whl
Build.DISPLAY: LRX22C release-keys
Build.FINGERPRINT: htc/sprint_wwe/htc_m8whl:5.0.1/LRX22C/476182.10:user/release-keys
Build.HARDWARE: qcom
Build.ID: LRX22C
Build.MANUFACTURER: HTC
Build.MODEL: 831C
Build.PRODUCT: sprint_wwe
Build.TYPE: user
Build.USER: buildteam
b8d9bda0
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): handleResolve: error: asio.netdb:1, working resolvers: 0, instance: 0xb8d1d610 for endpoint: 0xb8d9bda0
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): handleResolveError: error: asio.netdb:1 msg: Host not found. Please provide the fully-qualified name or the IP address of the host., working resolvers: 0 connectingQueue size: 0, instance:
0xb8d1d610 for endpoint: 0xb8d9bda0
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): handleResolve: error: system:0, working resolvers: 1, instance: 0xb8d17e08 for endpoint: 0xb8c20ce8
[2015-Mar-31 10:53:03] RDP (0): Resolved 'desktop.<external domain>.org' to '<external ip address>' using NameResolveMethod_DNS(1)
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): ASIOSocketEndpointPrivate: switching state: from 0 to 1 for endpoint: 0xb8c20ce8
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): 0xb8d17e08 startDeadlineTimer() for endpoint: 0xb8c20ce8
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): handleResolve: error: asio.netdb:1, working resolvers: 0, instance: 0xb8d17e08 for endpoint: 0xb8c20ce8
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): handleResolveError: error: asio.netdb:1 msg: Host not found. Please provide the fully-qualified name or the IP address of the host., working resolvers: 0 connectingQueue size: 0, instance:
0xb8d17e08 for endpoint: 0xb8c20ce8
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): ~ASIOSocketEndpoint: bye bye. instance: 0xb8d65330
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): ~ASIOSocketEndpointPrivate: bye bye. instance: 0xb8c298b8 for endpoint: 0xb8d65330
[2015-Mar-31 10:53:03] RDP (0): ------ END ACTIVE CONNECTION ------
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): 0xb8d1d610 stopDeadlineTimer(): ops cancelled1 for endpoint: 0xb8d9bda0
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): handleConnect: connecting. error: system:0 msg: Success instance: 0xb8d1d610 for endpoint: 0xb8d9bda0
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): handleConnect: trying regular connect, instance: 0xb8d1d610
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): ASIOSocketEndpointPrivate: switching state: from 1 to 2 for endpoint: 0xb8d9bda0
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): handleConnect: instance: 0xb8d1d610 for endpoint: 0xb8d9bda0 calling onConnected() upstack
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): handleConnect: instance: 0xb8d1d610 for endpoint: 0xb8d9bda0 scheduling read and write operations
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): 0xb8d1d610 handleDeadlineTimeout: system:125 for endpoint: 0xb8d9bda0
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): 0xb8d17e08 stopDeadlineTimer(): ops cancelled1 for endpoint: 0xb8c20ce8
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): handleConnect: connecting. error: system:0 msg: Success instance: 0xb8d17e08 for endpoint: 0xb8c20ce8
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): handleConnect: trying regular connect, instance: 0xb8d17e08
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): ASIOSocketEndpointPrivate: switching state: from 1 to 2 for endpoint: 0xb8c20ce8
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): handleConnect: instance: 0xb8d17e08 for endpoint: 0xb8c20ce8 calling onConnected() upstack
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): handleConnect: instance: 0xb8d17e08 for endpoint: 0xb8c20ce8 scheduling read and write operations
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): 0xb8d17e08 handleDeadlineTimeout: system:125 for endpoint: 0xb8c20ce8
[2015-Mar-31 10:53:04.007248] IEndpoint (-9): 0xb8cc2da8 acceptTrust
[2015-Mar-31 10:53:04.007415] IEndpoint (-9): 0xb8767608 acceptTrust
[2015-Mar-31 10:53:04.019251] IEndpoint (-9): 0xb8cc1428 onConnected
HTTPEndpoint (-9): 0xb8cc2da8 onConnected()
HTTPEndpoint (-9): 0xb8cc2da8 forwarding onConnected() upstack
[2015-Mar-31 10:53:04.019454] IEndpoint (-9): 0xb8cc2da8 onConnected
HTTPEndpoint (-9): initiateRequest() 0xb8cc2da8 url: https://desktop.<external domain>.org:443/rpc/rpcproxy.dll?localhost:3388 master state: Idle(0) sendState: Complete(4) receiveState: Complete(4)
HTTPEndpoint (-9): Switching 0xb8cc2da8 send state from Complete(4) -> Headers(0)
HTTPEndpoint (-9): Switching 0xb8cc2da8 receive state from Complete(4) -> Headers(0)
HTTPEndpoint (-9): Switching 0xb8cc2da8 master state from Idle(0) -> Requesting(1)
HTTPEndpoint (-9): Switching 0xb8cc2da8 send state from Headers(0) -> ContentPlain(1)
HTTPEndpoint (-9): Switching 0xb8cc2da8 send state from ContentPlain(1) -> Complete(4)
[2015-Mar-31 10:53:04.023450] IEndpoint (-9): 0xb8c7f528 acceptTrust
[2015-Mar-31 10:53:04.023546] IEndpoint (-9): 0xb8767608 acceptTrust
[2015-Mar-31 10:53:04.024401] IEndpoint (-9): 0xb8d17fa0 onConnected
HTTPEndpoint (-9): 0xb8c7f528 onConnected()
HTTPEndpoint (-9): 0xb8c7f528 forwarding onConnected() upstack
[2015-Mar-31 10:53:04.024567] IEndpoint (-9): 0xb8c7f528 onConnected
HTTPEndpoint (-9): initiateRequest() 0xb8c7f528 url: https://desktop.<external domain>.org:443/rpc/rpcproxy.dll?localhost:3388 master state: Idle(0) sendState: Complete(4) receiveState: Complete(4)
HTTPEndpoint (-9): Switching 0xb8c7f528 send state from Complete(4) -> Headers(0)
HTTPEndpoint (-9): Switching 0xb8c7f528 receive state from Complete(4) -> Headers(0)
HTTPEndpoint (-9): Switching 0xb8c7f528 master state from Idle(0) -> Requesting(1)
HTTPEndpoint (-9): Switching 0xb8c7f528 send state from Headers(0) -> ContentPlain(1)
HTTPEndpoint (-9): Switching 0xb8c7f528 send state from ContentPlain(1) -> Complete(4)
HTTPEndpoint (-9): Switching 0xb8c7f528 receive state from Headers(0) -> ContentPlain(1)
HTTPEndpoint (-9): onResponseHeadersReceived state=Requesting(1) receiveState=ContentPlain(1) sendState=Complete(4)
HTTPEndpoint (-9): 0xb8c7f528 onResponseHeadersReceived completing redirect immediately
HTTPEndpoint (-9): 0xb8c7f528 forwarding onResponseHeadersReceived to http delegate 0xb8d1d980
HTTPEndpoint (-9): 0xb8c7f528 onResponseComplete
HTTPEndpoint (-9): 0xb8c7f528 before processAuthentication
HTTPEndpoint (-9): 0xb8c7f528 auth step completed
HTTPEndpoint (-9): Switching 0xb8c7f528 send state from Complete(4) -> Complete(4)
HTTPEndpoint (-9): 0xb8c7f528 challenge complete before initiateRequest
HTTPEndpoint (-9): initiateRequest() 0xb8c7f528 url: https://desktop.<external domain>.org:443/rpc/rpcproxy.dll?localhost:3388 master state: Requesting(1) sendState: Complete(4) receiveState: ContentPlain(1)
HTTPEndpoint (-9): Switching 0xb8c7f528 send state from Complete(4) -> Headers(0)
HTTPEndpoint (-9): Switching 0xb8c7f528 receive state from ContentPlain(1) -> Headers(0)
HTTPEndpoint (-9): Switching 0xb8c7f528 master state from Requesting(1) -> Requesting(1)
HTTPEndpoint (-9): Switching 0xb8cc2da8 receive state from Headers(0) -> ContentPlain(1)
HTTPEndpoint (-9): onResponseHeadersReceived state=Requesting(1) receiveState=ContentPlain(1) sendState=Complete(4)
HTTPEndpoint (-9): 0xb8cc2da8 onResponseHeadersReceived completing redirect immediately
HTTPEndpoint (-9): 0xb8cc2da8 forwarding onResponseHeadersReceived to http delegate 0xb8d176f8
HTTPEndpoint (-9): 0xb8cc2da8 onResponseComplete
HTTPEndpoint (-9): 0xb8cc2da8 before processAuthentication
HTTPEndpoint (-9): 0xb8cc2da8 auth step completed
HTTPEndpoint (-9): Switching 0xb8cc2da8 send state from Complete(4) -> Complete(4)
HTTPEndpoint (-9): 0xb8cc2da8 challenge complete before initiateRequest
HTTPEndpoint (-9): initiateRequest() 0xb8cc2da8 url: https://desktop.<external domain>.org:443/rpc/rpcproxy.dll?localhost:3388 master state: Requesting(1) sendState: Complete(4) receiveState: ContentPlain(1)
HTTPEndpoint (-9): Switching 0xb8cc2da8 send state from Complete(4) -> Headers(0)
HTTPEndpoint (-9): Switching 0xb8cc2da8 receive state from ContentPlain(1) -> Headers(0)
HTTPEndpoint (-9): Switching 0xb8cc2da8 master state from Requesting(1) -> Requesting(1)
HTTPEndpoint (-9): Switching 0xb8c7f528 send state from Headers(0) -> ContentPlain(1)
HTTPEndpoint (-9): Switching 0xb8c7f528 send state from ContentPlain(1) -> Complete(4)
HTTPEndpoint (-9): Switching 0xb8cc2da8 send state from Headers(0) -> ContentPlain(1)
HTTPEndpoint (-9): Switching 0xb8cc2da8 send state from ContentPlain(1) -> Complete(4)
HTTPEndpoint (-9): Switching 0xb8cc2da8 receive state from Headers(0) -> ContentPlain(1)
HTTPEndpoint (-9): onResponseHeadersReceived state=Requesting(1) receiveState=ContentPlain(1) sendState=Complete(4)
HTTPEndpoint (-9): 0xb8cc2da8 onResponseHeadersReceived completing redirect immediately
HTTPEndpoint (-9): 0xb8cc2da8 forwarding onResponseHeadersReceived to http delegate 0xb8d176f8
HTTPEndpoint (-9): 0xb8cc2da8 onResponseComplete
HTTPEndpoint (-9): 0xb8cc2da8 before processAuthentication
HTTPEndpoint (-9): 0xb8cc2da8 auth step completed
HTTPEndpoint (-9): Switching 0xb8cc2da8 send state from Complete(4) -> Complete(4)
HTTPEndpoint (-9): 0xb8cc2da8 challenge complete before initiateRequest
HTTPEndpoint (-9): initiateRequest() 0xb8cc2da8 url: https://desktop.<external domain>.org:443/rpc/rpcproxy.dll?localhost:3388 master state: Requesting(1) sendState: Complete(4) receiveState: ContentPlain(1)
HTTPEndpoint (-9): Switching 0xb8cc2da8 send state from Complete(4) -> Headers(0)
HTTPEndpoint (-9): Switching 0xb8cc2da8 receive state from ContentPlain(1) -> Headers(0)
HTTPEndpoint (-9): Switching 0xb8cc2da8 master state from Requesting(1) -> Requesting(1)
HTTPEndpoint (-9): Switching 0xb8c7f528 receive state from Headers(0) -> ContentPlain(1)
HTTPEndpoint (-9): onResponseHeadersReceived state=Requesting(1) receiveState=ContentPlain(1) sendState=Complete(4)
HTTPEndpoint (-9): 0xb8c7f528 onResponseHeadersReceived completing redirect immediately
HTTPEndpoint (-9): 0xb8c7f528 forwarding onResponseHeadersReceived to http delegate 0xb8d1d980
HTTPEndpoint (-9): 0xb8c7f528 onResponseComplete
HTTPEndpoint (-9): 0xb8c7f528 before processAuthentication
HTTPEndpoint (-9): 0xb8c7f528 auth step completed
HTTPEndpoint (-9): Switching 0xb8c7f528 send state from Complete(4) -> Complete(4)
HTTPEndpoint (-9): 0xb8c7f528 challenge complete before initiateRequest
HTTPEndpoint (-9): initiateRequest() 0xb8c7f528 url: https://desktop.<external domain>.org:443/rpc/rpcproxy.dll?localhost:3388 master state: Requesting(1) sendState: Complete(4) receiveState: ContentPlain(1)
HTTPEndpoint (-9): Switching 0xb8c7f528 send state from Complete(4) -> Headers(0)
HTTPEndpoint (-9): Switching 0xb8c7f528 receive state from ContentPlain(1) -> Headers(0)
HTTPEndpoint (-9): Switching 0xb8c7f528 master state from Requesting(1) -> Requesting(1)
HTTPEndpoint (-9): Switching 0xb8cc2da8 send state from Headers(0) -> ContentPlain(1)
HTTPEndpoint (-9): Switching 0xb8cc2da8 send state from ContentPlain(1) -> Complete(4)
HTTPEndpoint (-9): Switching 0xb8c7f528 send state from Headers(0) -> ContentPlain(1)
HTTPEndpoint (-9): Switching 0xb8c7f528 send state from ContentPlain(1) -> Complete(4)
HTTPEndpoint (-9): Switching 0xb8c7f528 receive state from Headers(0) -> ContentPlain(1)
HTTPEndpoint (-9): onResponseHeadersReceived state=Requesting(1) receiveState=ContentPlain(1) sendState=Complete(4)
HTTPEndpoint (-9): 0xb8c7f528 onResponseHeadersReceived completing redirect immediately
HTTPEndpoint (-9): 0xb8c7f528 forwarding onResponseHeadersReceived to http delegate 0xb8d1d980
HTTPEndpoint (-9): 0xb8c7f528 onResponseComplete
HTTPEndpoint (-9): processRedirect() 0xb8c7f528 url: https://desktop.<external domain>.org:443/rpc/rpcproxy.dll?localhost:3388 master state: Requesting(1) sendState: Complete(4) receiveState: ContentPlain(1)
HTTPEndpoint (-9): 0xb8c7f528 redirected RPC_OUT_DATA: https://desktop.<external domain>.org:443/rpc/rpcproxy.dll?localhost:3388 -> http://desktop.<external domain>.org/rdweb/rpc/rpcproxy.dll
[2015-Mar-31 10:53:07] RDP (0): HTTP RPC_OUT_DATA connection redirected from https://desktop.<external domain>.org:443/rpc/rpcproxy.dll?localhost:3388 to http://desktop.<external domain>.org/rdweb/rpc/rpcproxy.dll
HTTPEndpoint (-9): Switching 0xb8c7f528 master state from Requesting(1) -> Idle(0)
[2015-Mar-31 10:53:07.262609] IEndpoint (-9): disconnect(): 0xb8c7f528 sub endpoint: 0xb8d17fa0
[2015-Mar-31 10:53:07.262791] IEndpoint (-9): disconnect(): 0xb8d17fa0 sub endpoint: 0xb8c20ce8
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): disconnect(): requesting disconnect. instance: 0xb8d17e08 for endpoint: 0xb8c20ce8
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): handleDisconnect(): canceling the socket. for endpoint: 0xb8c20ce8
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): ASIOSocketEndpointPrivate: switching state: from 2 to 3 for endpoint: 0xb8c20ce8
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): 0xb8d17e08 handleRead calling disconnect, ec: system:125 message: Operation Canceled error code: 125 error cateogry: system
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): disconnect(): requesting disconnect. instance: 0xb8d17e08 for endpoint: 0xb8c20ce8
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): handleDisconnect(): canceling the socket. for endpoint: 0xb8c20ce8
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): ASIOSocketEndpointPrivate: switching state: from 3 to 3 for endpoint: 0xb8c20ce8
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): 0xb8d17e08 close(): really disconnecting for endpoint: 0xb8c20ce8
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): ASIOSocketEndpointPrivate: switching state: from 3 to 4 for endpoint: 0xb8c20ce8
[2015-Mar-31 10:53:07.263690] IEndpoint (-9): 0xb8d17fa0 onClosed
HTTPEndpoint (-9): 0xb8c7f528 onClosed(0xb8d17fa0)
HTTPEndpoint (-9): Switching 0xb8c7f528 master state from Idle(0) -> Idle(0)
HTTPEndpoint (-9): 0xb8c7f528 onClosed(0xb8d17fa0) triggering reconnectOnce logic
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): ASIOSocketEndpointPrivate: created. instance: 0xb8c9eb00 for endpoint: 0xb8db61d8
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): 0xb8c9eb00 Adding hostname to searchlist: desktop.<external domain>.org for endpoint: 0xb8db61d8
[2015-Mar-31 10:53:07.264256] IEndpoint (-9): 0xb8ce1000 ctor: set delegates
[2015-Mar-31 10:53:07.264443] IEndpoint (-9): setSubEndpoint(): 0xb8c7f528 sub endpoint: 0xb8ce1000
[2015-Mar-31 10:53:07.264615] IEndpoint (-9): connect(): 0xb8ce1000 sub endpoint: 0xb8db61d8
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): connect(): connect socket. instance: 0xb8c9eb00 hostname: desktop.<external domain>.org port: 80 for endpoint: 0xb8db61d8
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): ASIOSocketEndpointPrivate: switching state: from 0 to 0 for endpoint: 0xb8db61d8
HTTPEndpoint (-9): Switching 0xb8cc2da8 receive state from Headers(0) -> ContentPlain(1)
HTTPEndpoint (-9): onResponseHeadersReceived state=Requesting(1) receiveState=ContentPlain(1) sendState=Complete(4)
HTTPEndpoint (-9): 0xb8cc2da8 onResponseHeadersReceived completing redirect immediately
HTTPEndpoint (-9): 0xb8cc2da8 forwarding onResponseHeadersReceived to http delegate 0xb8d176f8
HTTPEndpoint (-9): 0xb8cc2da8 onResponseComplete
HTTPEndpoint (-9): processRedirect() 0xb8cc2da8 url: https://desktop.<external domain>.org:443/rpc/rpcproxy.dll?localhost:3388 master state: Requesting(1) sendState: Complete(4) receiveState: ContentPlain(1)
HTTPEndpoint (-9): 0xb8cc2da8 redirected RPC_IN_DATA: https://desktop.<external domain>.org:443/rpc/rpcproxy.dll?localhost:3388 -> http://desktop.<external domain>.org/rdweb/rpc/rpcproxy.dll
[2015-Mar-31 10:53:07] RDP (0): HTTP RPC_IN_DATA connection redirected from https://desktop.<external domain>.org:443/rpc/rpcproxy.dll?localhost:3388 to http://desktop.<external domain>.org/rdweb/rpc/rpcproxy.dll
HTTPEndpoint (-9): Switching 0xb8cc2da8 master state from Requesting(1) -> Idle(0)
[2015-Mar-31 10:53:07.269554] IEndpoint (-9): disconnect(): 0xb8cc2da8 sub endpoint: 0xb8cc1428
[2015-Mar-31 10:53:07.269729] IEndpoint (-9): disconnect(): 0xb8cc1428 sub endpoint: 0xb8d9bda0
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): disconnect(): requesting disconnect. instance: 0xb8d1d610 for endpoint: 0xb8d9bda0
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): handleDisconnect(): canceling the socket. for endpoint: 0xb8d9bda0
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): ASIOSocketEndpointPrivate: switching state: from 2 to 3 for endpoint: 0xb8d9bda0
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): 0xb8d1d610 handleRead calling disconnect, ec: system:125 message: Operation Canceled error code: 125 error cateogry: system
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): disconnect(): requesting disconnect. instance: 0xb8d1d610 for endpoint: 0xb8d9bda0
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): handleDisconnect(): canceling the socket. for endpoint: 0xb8d9bda0
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): ASIOSocketEndpointPrivate: switching state: from 3 to 3 for endpoint: 0xb8d9bda0
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): 0xb8d1d610 close(): really disconnecting for endpoint: 0xb8d9bda0
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): ASIOSocketEndpointPrivate: switching state: from 3 to 4 for endpoint: 0xb8d9bda0
[2015-Mar-31 10:53:07.270382] IEndpoint (-9): 0xb8cc1428 onClosed
HTTPEndpoint (-9): 0xb8cc2da8 onClosed(0xb8cc1428)
HTTPEndpoint (-9): Switching 0xb8cc2da8 master state from Idle(0) -> Idle(0)
HTTPEndpoint (-9): 0xb8cc2da8 onClosed(0xb8cc1428) triggering reconnectOnce logic
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): ASIOSocketEndpointPrivate: created. instance: 0xb8c02020 for endpoint: 0xb8d0bc98
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): 0xb8c02020 Adding hostname to searchlist: desktop.<external domain>.org for endpoint: 0xb8d0bc98
[2015-Mar-31 10:53:07.270862] IEndpoint (-9): 0xb8797660 ctor: set delegates
[2015-Mar-31 10:53:07.271042] IEndpoint (-9): setSubEndpoint(): 0xb8cc2da8 sub endpoint: 0xb8797660
[2015-Mar-31 10:53:07.271211] IEndpoint (-9): connect(): 0xb8797660 sub endpoint: 0xb8d0bc98
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): connect(): connect socket. instance: 0xb8c02020 hostname: desktop.<external domain>.org port: 80 for endpoint: 0xb8d0bc98
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): ASIOSocketEndpointPrivate: switching state: from 0 to 0 for endpoint: 0xb8d0bc98
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): handleResolve: error: system:0, working resolvers: 1, instance: 0xb8c9eb00 for endpoint: 0xb8db61d8
[2015-Mar-31 10:53:07] RDP (0): Resolved 'desktop.<external domain>.org' to '<external ip address>' using NameResolveMethod_DNS(1)
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): handleResolve: error: asio.netdb:1, working resolvers: 1, instance: 0xb8c02020 for endpoint: 0xb8d0bc98
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): handleResolveError: error: asio.netdb:1 msg: Host not found. Please provide the fully-qualified name or the IP address of the host., working resolvers: 1 connectingQueue size: 0, instance:
0xb8c02020 for endpoint: 0xb8d0bc98
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): handleResolve: error: asio.netdb:1, working resolvers: 0, instance: 0xb8c9eb00 for endpoint: 0xb8db61d8
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): handleResolveError: error: asio.netdb:1 msg: Host not found. Please provide the fully-qualified name or the IP address of the host., working resolvers: 0 connectingQueue size: 1, instance:
0xb8c9eb00 for endpoint: 0xb8db61d8
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): ASIOSocketEndpointPrivate: switching state: from 0 to 1 for endpoint: 0xb8db61d8
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): 0xb8c9eb00 startDeadlineTimer() for endpoint: 0xb8db61d8
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): handleResolve: error: system:0, working resolvers: 0, instance: 0xb8c02020 for endpoint: 0xb8d0bc98
[2015-Mar-31 10:53:07] RDP (0): Resolved 'desktop.<external domain>.org' to '<external ip address>' using NameResolveMethod_DNS(1)
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): ASIOSocketEndpointPrivate: switching state: from 0 to 1 for endpoint: 0xb8d0bc98
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): 0xb8c02020 startDeadlineTimer() for endpoint: 0xb8d0bc98
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): 0xb8c9eb00 stopDeadlineTimer(): ops cancelled1 for endpoint: 0xb8db61d8
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): handleConnect: connecting. error: system:0 msg: Success instance: 0xb8c9eb00 for endpoint: 0xb8db61d8
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): handleConnect: trying regular connect, instance: 0xb8c9eb00
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): ASIOSocketEndpointPrivate: switching state: from 1 to 2 for endpoint: 0xb8db61d8
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): handleConnect: instance: 0xb8c9eb00 for endpoint: 0xb8db61d8 calling onConnected() upstack
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): handleConnect: instance: 0xb8c9eb00 for endpoint: 0xb8db61d8 scheduling read and write operations
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): 0xb8c02020 stopDeadlineTimer(): ops cancelled1 for endpoint: 0xb8d0bc98
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): handleConnect: connecting. error: system:0 msg: Success instance: 0xb8c02020 for endpoint: 0xb8d0bc98
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): handleConnect: trying regular connect, instance: 0xb8c02020
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): ASIOSocketEndpointPrivate: switching state: from 1 to 2 for endpoint: 0xb8d0bc98
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): handleConnect: instance: 0xb8c02020 for endpoint: 0xb8d0bc98 calling onConnected() upstack
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): handleConnect: instance: 0xb8c02020 for endpoint: 0xb8d0bc98 scheduling read and write operations
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): 0xb8c9eb00 handleDeadlineTimeout: system:125 for endpoint: 0xb8db61d8
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): 0xb8c02020 handleDeadlineTimeout: system:125 for endpoint: 0xb8d0bc98
HTTPEndpoint (0): 0xb8c7f528 onException(0xb8ce1000)
[2015-Mar-31 10:53:07.428846] IEndpoint (-9): 0xb8c7f528 onException: Exception in file '/var/lib/jenkins/jobs/rc-android-app/workspace/rdp-layer/library/jni/librdp/private/tlsendpoint_openssl.cpp' at line 432
User Message : TLSEndpointException: 6,
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): ~ASIOSocketEndpoint: bye bye. instance: 0xb8c20ce8
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): ~ASIOSocketEndpointPrivate: bye bye. instance: 0xb8d17e08 for endpoint: 0xb8c20ce8
RpcOverHttp (9): Exception in endpoint 0xb8c7f528 : Exception in file '/var/lib/jenkins/jobs/rc-android-app/workspace/rdp-layer/library/jni/librdp/private/tlsendpoint_openssl.cpp' at line 432
User Message : TLSEndpointException: 6,
[2015-Mar-31 10:53:07.429917] IEndpoint (-9): 0xb8767608 onException: Exception in file '/var/lib/jenkins/jobs/rc-android-app/workspace/rdp-layer/library/jni/librdp/private/tlsendpoint_openssl.cpp' at line 432
User Message : TLSEndpointException: 6,
[2015-Mar-31 10:53:07] RDP (0): Exception caught: Exception in file '/var/lib/jenkins/jobs/rc-android-app/workspace/rdp-layer/library/jni/librdp/private/tlsendpoint_openssl.cpp' at line 432
User Message : TLSEndpointException: 6,
[2015-Mar-31 10:53:07] RDP (0): Error message: TLSEndpointException: 6,
[2015-Mar-31 10:53:07.434814] IEndpoint (-9): disconnect(): 0xb8767608 sub endpoint: 0xb8ca7998
HTTPEndpoint (-9): disconnect() 0xb8cc2da8 master state: Idle(0) sendState: Complete(4) receiveState: ContentPlain(1)
[2015-Mar-31 10:53:07.435016] IEndpoint (-9): disconnect(): 0xb8cc2da8 sub endpoint: 0xb8797660
[2015-Mar-31 10:53:07.435160] IEndpoint (-9): disconnect(): 0xb8797660 sub endpoint: 0xb8d0bc98
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): disconnect(): requesting disconnect. instance: 0xb8c02020 for endpoint: 0xb8d0bc98
HTTPEndpoint (-9): disconnect() 0xb8c7f528 master state: Idle(0) sendState: Complete(4) receiveState: ContentPlain(1)
[2015-Mar-31 10:53:07.435397] IEndpoint (-9): disconnect(): 0xb8c7f528 sub endpoint: 0xb8ce1000
[2015-Mar-31 10:53:07.435541] IEndpoint (-9): disconnect(): 0xb8ce1000 sub endpoint: 0xb8db61d8
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): disconnect(): requesting disconnect. instance: 0xb8c9eb00 for endpoint: 0xb8db61d8
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): handleDisconnect(): canceling the socket. for endpoint: 0xb8d0bc98
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): ASIOSocketEndpointPrivate: switching state: from 2 to 3 for endpoint: 0xb8d0bc98
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): handleDisconnect(): canceling the socket. for endpoint: 0xb8db61d8
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): ASIOSocketEndpointPrivate: switching state: from 2 to 3 for endpoint: 0xb8db61d8
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): 0xb8c02020 close(): really disconnecting for endpoint: 0xb8d0bc98
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): ASIOSocketEndpointPrivate: switching state: from 3 to 4 for endpoint: 0xb8d0bc98
[2015-Mar-31 10:53:07.436032] IEndpoint (-9): 0xb8797660 onClosed
HTTPEndpoint (-9): 0xb8cc2da8 onClosed(0xb8797660)
HTTPEndpoint (-9): Switching 0xb8cc2da8 master state from Idle(0) -> Idle(0)
HTTPEndpoint (-9): 0xb8cc2da8 onClosed(0xb8797660) sending onClosed downstack
AuthenticateDefault (0): createNegotiateWebAuthInstance failed, Negotiate auth is not supported
[2015-Mar-31 10:53:07.436414] IEndpoint (-9): 0xb8cc2da8 onClosed
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): ~ASIOSocketEndpoint: bye bye. instance: 0xb8d9bda0
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): ~ASIOSocketEndpointPrivate: bye bye. instance: 0xb8d1d610 for endpoint: 0xb8d9bda0
[2015-Mar-31 10:53:07.436904] IEndpoint (-9): 0xb8767608 onClosed
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[2015-Mar-31 10:53:07] RDP (0): Protocol state changed to: ProtocolDisconnected(8)
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): 0xb8c9eb00 handleWrite calling disconnect, ec: system:125 message: Operation Canceled error code: 125 error cateogry: system
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): disconnect(): requesting disconnect. instance: 0xb8c9eb00 for endpoint: 0xb8db61d8
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): handleDisconnect(): canceling the socket. for endpoint: 0xb8db61d8
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): ASIOSocketEndpointPrivate: switching state: from 3 to 3 for endpoint: 0xb8db61d8
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): 0xb8c9eb00 close(): really disconnecting for endpoint: 0xb8db61d8
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): ASIOSocketEndpointPrivate: switching state: from 3 to 4 for endpoint: 0xb8db61d8
[2015-Mar-31 10:53:07.442768] IEndpoint (-9): 0xb8ce1000 onClosed
HTTPEndpoint (-9): 0xb8c7f528 onClosed(0xb8ce1000)
HTTPEndpoint (-9): Switching 0xb8c7f528 master state from Idle(0) -> Idle(0)
HTTPEndpoint (-9): 0xb8c7f528 onClosed(0xb8ce1000) sending onClosed downstack
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[2015-Mar-31 10:53:07.444010] IEndpoint (-9): 0xb8c7f528 onClosed
HTTPEndpoint (-9): ~HTTPEndpoint 0xb8c7f528
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): ~ASIOSocketEndpoint: bye bye. instance: 0xb8db61d8
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): ~ASIOSocketEndpointPrivate: bye bye. instance: 0xb8c9eb00 for endpoint: 0xb8db61d8
HTTPEndpoint (-9): ~HTTPEndpoint 0xb8cc2da8
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): ~ASIOSocketEndpoint: bye bye. instance: 0xb8d0bc98
ASIOSocketAdapter (-9): ~ASIOSocketEndpointPrivate: bye bye. instance: 0xb8c02020 for endpoint: 0xb8d0bc98
[2015-Mar-31 10:53:07] RDP (0): ------ END ACTIVE CONNECTION ------
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Any ideas?

Can you try our Remote Destkop Beta application and tell us if you are running into the same issue:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.microsoft.rdc.android.beta&hl=en

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code:
eventDispatcher = ResourceManager.getInstance().loadResourceModule(remoteURL);
ERROR:
"Unable to load resource module from ".
Please help me out..
Thanks
J Kishore

This might help you out: http://aaronhardy.com/flex/loading-a-remote-module-into-a-local-app/

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As most users may know, the remote recording app for Youview has been available for iphones for some time now, but the recent press release mentions that android users could be seeing this for their devices during June
quote from this link
YouView says that the app will work on Android devices running 2.3 Gingerbread and above and has been optimised for the Samsung Galaxy S2, Galaxy S3 and Galaxy Ace as well as the HTC One S and the LG-made Google Nexus 4

TurkeyHunter wrote:
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