Remote Citadel Access: Only trace list possible

I can't read traces from a remote Citadel 5 Database. The only thing that works is to get a trace list of the database.
The Measurement and Automation Explorer can see the remote Database,
but if I want to expand the database icon to see the trace list, I get
a yellow/red question mark in it, but no trace list.
Thank you for all help
Thomas

Please follow these links that provide some troubleshooting tips:
http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/websearch/7ED8F0419BCAB8BF86256F2A00512AEB?OpenDocument
http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/websearch/C5B7A8A219F7EC1086256C4C004FE3A6?OpenDocument
I hope that helps,
Jochen Klier
National Instruments Germany

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Prohibit full remote desktop access and allow remoteapp

Hi all,
How to allow remoteapp only while prohibiting full remote desktop access except for some users?
Thanks

I am Microsoft Tech with Platforms Core , I came across this thread rather recently. So as a Christmas surprise it can be achieved rather simply.Please follow following steps...
1. Please navigate to HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\TerminalServer\WinStations\RDP-TCP
2. Change the value of port to anything from 3389.
3. Also change it in remote app manager in RD Session Host server RDP Port to the port you have changed to in registry.
4.Please note it has to be done on all session hosts,redirectors and Connection brokers.
5. Now your remote app continues to work , however RDP done sans the exact port number will not work.
Please feel free to contact me on this.
Simple sweet and logical resolution. Cheers..Happy holidays :-)

Windows 8 PC not able to remote desktop via Remote Web Access

Windows 8.1 PCs cannot initiate a Remote Desktop session to Windows 7 PCs via Remote Web Access running on Windows Server 2012 Essentials. The Windows 8.1 PC can Remote Desktop to the Windows 7 PC by IP using a VPN, and can connect using
the "Remote Desktop to the Computer" option under Devices in the WSE Dashboard.
All PCs and the server have all Windows updates applied. Specificallly, the Windows 7 PC has KB2574819 is installed and the RDP Policy 8.0 has been activated using local group policy. NLA is not active.
Given that direct Remote Desktop connections work OK but not RDP proxy session, it would appear that the problem has to do with the RD Proxy on Windows Server Essentials.
Is anyone else experiencing this problem? Does anyone have any troubleshooting tips on how to trace this problem down?

Hi,
Please check if there is any error in the remote desktop service log both on the Windows 8.1 client and server sides. You can find the log under Applications and Services logs – Microsoft
– Windows – TerminalServices.
Thanks.
Jeremy Wu
TechNet Community Support

Windows 7 on Mac Pro, Local Access Only, No Internet

Installed Windows 7 on my 2.66 Quad Mac Pro. Whenever I boot, the network adapter icon in the traybar comes up with a yellow slash through it that says "Local Access Only" Looked into troubleshooting, turning off Network power management, turning off IP6, etc... No fixes. I can browse my local area network but not the internet.
When I boot in safe mode with networking, the error does not show on the network taskbar icon and I can browse the internet just fine.
Here's the temporary fix that I found works every time in standard boot mode.
1. Assign a manual IP address to the network adapter. (192.168.1.160). (make sure the IP is in your DHCP Scheme and the IP is available (no other devices using that IP)
2. It will automatically assign a subnet (255.255.255.0)
3. Close the networking window.
4. Right click on the network icon with the yellow through it in the task bar and click "Troubleshoot problems"
5. It will come up quickly with a fix (saying you should not be using a manual IP). Click "Apply Fix" then windows 7 will put the computer back to DHCP Mode.
6. Try it now. Everything should be working.
No permanent fix on this yet but when a new boot camp 3.1 network driver comes out, hopefully it should fix it. If anyone else has a permanent solution, it would be appreciated.

My thought - because the only issues I've had personally with Vista/7 have had to do with modems and routers, and went away once I upgraded those. Sometimes there are firmware updates to deal with new OS.
Your post didn't seem to mention wired/wireless or modem and router in place.
you might want to look for an Intel driver. Also, you must have had network to install and update Windows 7, look to rollback the network driver if possible, or uninstall + restart and let Windows reinstall a device driver.

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