Remote Desktop through portal

Anyone implemented remote desktop through ALUI portal yet?
Anyone know if there are any issues that I should take in considerations?
Lilach

Hello,
Inside WLP the state information for portlets is stored at a per-desktop level, so since you have two desktops the only way I can think of to communicate between them would be to put information in the session (HttpSession). Then when you need to communicate that information to any remote portlets on a producer, just use custom data transfer (the SimpleStateHolder you mentioned is part of that) to carry the data to the producer.
Kevin

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Hi,
Thank you for posting in Windows Server Forum.
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I have seen similar issues with Essential role installed, if it’s installed on the terminal server, please remove it.
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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
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http://i.imgur.com/9j2HRqm.png
Error:
http://i.imgur.com/2LH2c7T.png
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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.
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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).
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Dharmesh Solanki
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Allow log on through Remote Desktop Services Group Policy for Domain Controllers

Hello,
We want to allow our Helpdesk Operators to be able to connect to Domain Controllers with the Remote Desktop Services. This is by default not allowed but according to many sites, it should be able to configure by using a Group Policy.
We made a new Group Policy with the setting 'Allow log on through Remote Desktop Services' and 'Allow log on locally' (as an extra for testing) and applied Security Filtering to only use it for a specific Security Group. Our test user is a member of this
security group and should be able to access the Domain Controllers now. However this isn't working.
The error message we receive upon trying to connect:
The connection was denied because the user account is not authorized for remote login.
For troubleshooting, we also applied the Security Group for that setting in the Default Domain Controllers Policy but that doesn't seem to work either. We want to avoid customization on our Default Domain Controllers Policy but this was just a test case
for solving our problem.
What should we do to solve our problem?
I hope to hear from you soon.
Thanks in advance.

Hi, I just found out what the problem was. This site helped me alot:
http://blogs.technet.com/b/askperf/archive/2011/09/09/allow-logon-through-terminal-services-group-policy-and-remote-desktop-users-group.aspx
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rather than a new self made Security Group. I also added the Remote Desktop Users to the Allow Logon Through Remote Desktop Service in the Default Domain Controllers Policy as this is not done by default. By default only the Domain Administrators are able
to logon through remote desktop services.
You do not need the 'Log on Locally' permission within the Group Policies.
In short:
Add the desired users/groups to the 'Builtin\Remote Desktop Users' security group.
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Can't Print In App through Remote Desktop

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Hi,
Are they able to print from other applications while connected via Remote Desktop to the same server?
Are you using RD Easy Print driver for your redirected printers? If yes it may be that this specific application is incompatible with the RD Easy Print printer driver for some reason. One possible workaround may be to Disable Use RD Easy
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-TP

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