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Non-Admin Users are unable to manage RDS 2012 R2 sessions

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I've been trying to use a great script from the Gallery:
https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/scriptcenter/Remotely-log-users-off-377c848d

It works great for me but I'm a Domain Admin.  I'm trying to enable my ERP admin as well as our help desk folks to manage user sessions.  We just want them to be able to send a message or log off a user(s).

Server Manager doesn't work because they get Access Denied on all of the hosts.

I understand the security but this defeats the purpose of having help desk staff when sys admins have to manage all facets of the RDS system.

Am I missing a setting or is this just not possible?


What is UvhdCleanupBin?

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Hello,

Can someone explain me what the C:\users\UvhdCleanupBin folder is and what it does on a Windows server 2012 terminal servers?

I know ithas somethingto do with the"profiledisks(VHDXfiles)",but that's all...

Unfortunately,I find nothing about this on the Internet.

Can anyonehelp me?

Thanks!

Process msiexec.exe initiated Server restart due to complete/configure MS Office Pro Plus 2013

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Hello once again, today we had a strange issue. It appears that a plugin for Office Pro Plus 2013 or indeed Office itself initiated a restart of the Remote Desktop Server it was installed on. This is obviously not an ideal situation as it ends up terminating sessions of all users that are connected to the server.

This is the text from the Event Log:

The process msiexec.exe has initiated the restart of computer XXXXXXXXX on behalf of user NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM for the following reason: No title for this reason could be found

Reason Code: 0x80030002

Shutdown Type: restart

Comment: The Windows Installer initiated a system restart to complete or continue the configuration of 'Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2013'.

The Event ID is 1074 / Source is User32 / 

Is there a way to prevent this happening in future.

SBS 2003 RDP console session will not logout

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We have an old SBS 2003 server on our test network which gets hacked about and rebuilt as needed.  After this latest rebuild it has started doing something a bit odd.

We can start an RDP console session and login as a user in the Domain Admins group fine and logout again. If we start an RDP console session and login as Administrator we can't logout of the session. The Logoff is logged in the Security event log but no logout occurs. The session remains open and active.

Has anyone seen this behaviour before and know a fix please?

Thanks

George

Windows Server 2012 R2 RDWeb - Sound Not Playing

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Hello,

I am trying to get sound to play on Internet Explorer which is published through RDWeb.

I am using a sound test page which works fine (http://www.audiocheck.net/audiotests_stereo.php) locally but will not play sound through RDWeb.

The Windows Audio and Windows Audio Endpoint Builder services are running on the Remote Session Hosts and Remote Web App server. The settings under "Collections > Remote Apps > Client Settings" are all ticked (Audio and Video Playback, Audio Recording etc). I haven't come across anything else online of settings to check.

Does anyone know why this isn't working?

Specific license file keeps issuing CALs (beyond limit)

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We have deployed two 2012 R2 RDS licensing servers. Each has a 250 CAL per user license. One of them has an additional 10 user CAL license as well.

For some reason, the server which has the 10 user license keeps issuing licenses to users against that license, far exceeding the 10 limit. The other license still has some licenses to spare yet they are not being consumed against that. Furthermore, the second server has yet to issue a license at all.

All of the RD Hosts show the correct number license servers in the priority we set them in Server Manager, and the total licenses they show as available are the available licenses available from each of the 250 User CAL licenses. Any idea why this is happening or what we can do?

How to change colour settings in user profiles - Remote Desktop Services (RDS) in Windows Server 2012

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Hi! I need help. I have Windows Server 2012 with HP Thin Clients. I use Remote Desktop Services (RDS). Recently, something wrong happened in the all user profiles. The background turned to black so there are lots of problems to recognize text properly. I would like to change the colours settings in all remote users profiles, but I don't know how. Could you please give me any advices?

RDS 2012R2 RDP ClientActiveX has been disconnected (Reason= 4360)

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We're getting random disconnects on one of our RDS 2012R2 Session Hosts. Client machines that get disconnected all have the same Event ID 1026 disconnect reason under TerminalServices-ClientActiveXCore: RDP ClientActiveX has been disconnected (Reason= 4360). I can't find any information on this disconnect reason, so I am hoping someone here can point me in the right direction. Based on some searching, it appears this might be network related, but, again, I don't know because I can't find any information on these disconnect reason codes.

A couple other bits of information:

1. On the session host itself under TerminalServices-LocalSessionManager, the Event ID 40 disconnect reason is always the same as well: Session xx has been disconnected, reason code 0.

2. All clients connect internally through the RDWeb portal. We have no Gateway at this point.


Server 2012R2 Hyper-V Are the VDI machines of a collection always running

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Hello

I got a Windows Server 2012r2 Hyper-V Cluster to run Windows 8.1 Guests on.

If I create the collection with 10 Guests, are these machines always running?

Or can I configure that only two machines are running and always when a user is connecting to a running  guest, one more guest is started up to be ready for the next user?

Thanks for your answer,

Juerg

RDWeb, Server 2008 R2, Windows 8.1

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I'm having a problem with running remote apps from a Windows 2008 R2 server, butONLY with Windows 8.1 clients.  I can connect successfully and run the remote apps from a Windows Vista or Windows 7 workstation.  However, when I connect from a Windows 8.1 workstation, I can log on to the website with no problem but when I try to run an app (Word, Excel, etc.), I get the following error message. I also get a similar error message trying to open a remote desktop session from the RDWeb site:

Remote App Disconnected

Remote Desktop can't conenct to the remote computer "[Gateway computer FQDN]" for one of these reasons.

The reasons include that the user account is not listed in the RD Gateway's permissions list, and that the remote computer name is specified incorrectly (i.e., NetBIOS name instead of FQDN or IP address).  Although all of the settings are exactly the same as those that I use for Windows Vista/7, I tried several things:

  1. On the Windows 8.1 computer, I tested the user credentials by logging on to a remote desktop session from the remote desktop connection client (instead of the rdweb site) using the same credentials. This worked with no problem.
  2. I tested the computer name by changing it from a NetBIOS name (which works with Windows Vista/7) to the FQDN. I got the same error message as with the NetBIOS name.

The IIS logs don't show any error messages.  The only error message I can find which might be related is in the Security log of the server:

Log Name:      Security
Source:        Microsoft-Windows-Security-Auditing
Date:          1/5/2014 3:33:27 PM
Event ID:      4625
Task Category: Logon
Level:         Information
Keywords:      Audit Failure
User:          N/A
Computer:      Voyager.subdomain.domain.com
Description:
An account failed to log on.

Subject:
 Security ID:  NULL SID
 Account Name:  -
 Account Domain:  -
 Logon ID:  0x0

Logon Type:   3

Account For Which Logon Failed:
 Security ID:  NULL SID
 Account Name:  VOYAGER$
 Account Domain:  MyDomain

Failure Information:
 Failure Reason:  An Error occured during Logon.
 Status:   0xc000006d
 Sub Status:  0x0

Process Information:
 Caller Process ID: 0x0
 Caller Process Name: -

Network Information:
 Workstation Name: VOYAGER
 Source Network Address: 10.10.10.220
 Source Port:  60322

Detailed Authentication Information:
 Logon Process:  
 Authentication Package: NTLM
 Transited Services: -
 Package Name (NTLM only): -
 Key Length:  0

This logon failure occurred immediately after events 6272 and 6278 which indicate that the Network Policy Server granted access to the user.

I've done a lot of research over the past couple of days and can't find anything related to these errors. Any help would be greatly appreciated.


Deb

How to limit number of conncurrent remoteapp sessions

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Hello,

I am trying to limit the number of concurrent remoteapp (rds) sessions to published programs in windows 2012. The issue is that the number of users exceeds the number of licenses. Also, is this possible in App-V?

Thank you in advance

RDS 2012 R2 Farm : One RD CB and two RD SH collections - mstsc access

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Is there a way to control to which RD SH “server” Collection can user connect through  mstsc?

 

Because of  application specific setting, I will have to split original farm “RD SH collection”,  in two. And I would like to control to which  RD SH collection can user connect through  MSTSC. Or I have to split   RD SH collections between two RD CB  farm.

 

Currently i`m using  NLB for  RD Web and  RD CB.

Can't change search options in Outlook 2007 on Windows Server 2008R2 Remote Desktop Users

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One of my users is trying to change search options in Outlook 2007.

But he can't change the search options.

He is working with Outlook 2007 on Remote Desktop Services 2008 r2.

We doen't use cache mode on terminal server.

Any sugesstion how we can enabling search options for remote desktop  users ?

Running several Microsoft Excel sessions in a Terminal Server (Remote Desktop Session

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My customer has a server which serves as a Remote Desktop Session Host. It is running on Windows Server 2012 and had configured with 25 Remote Desktop users licenses. I had created one windows local user ID, eg; GLUSER in the server.

I had installed a fact client application and Excel 2010 on that server. The reason why I installed Excel on the server is because the application requires to run with Excel and only support not more than 2010 version. My customers are mostly using Excel 2013 at their desktops.

Currently, the users will access the application by launching a remote desktop session --> login as GLUSER --> server to auto-launch the fact client.

My concern now is this GLUSER will act as a common user ID. All the 25 users in the dept will login as GLUSER to fire up the remote desktop session. Afterwards, the users will enter their respective user IDs when the fact client is launched.

Will there be any issues if all 25 users using the same common user ID GLUSER running it's own Excel process in the server at the same time? When I conduct a end user training for 11 users, and all of them launch the Excel (which is triggered by the application), their sessions suddenly hanged. I foresee something will go wrong here.

how to i repair a printer not activated, error code -30 message when trying to save a file to pdf


Create a VDI on a production server farm

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Hi guys, I need some advice on this matter: I have a fully functional Hyper-V 8 node cluster (managed with SCVMM 2012 R2) used for server vm. Two VM on that cluster are RD Gateways (we have some users connecting remotely to ther physical PCs).

I need to create a VDI for 30 thin clients, using VMs for RD Connection Broker and Web services and the already working Hyper-V cluster as Virtualization Host. I've already installed manually the RD Virtualization role on each cluster node.

1) When launching the VDI wizard, I cannot skip the RD Virtualization host selection and, if I select the cluster name the installation will fail with error: the given key was not present in the dictionary deploying. Should I simply add all cluster nodes indipendently? (at this moment, I add 1 cluster node only to check if installation worked)

2) I'm planning to install Connection Broker and Web Services on the same VMs (2 for HA). Should I go whis way or there are reasons to put the 2 roles on different machines?

3) How do I add my existing RD Gateways to the deployment? The server manager seems to be unaware of the already existent role on the two RDG machines.

Best regards


Dario Palermo

Screen elements disappear in Internet Explorer

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Hi

We have a HTML5 application and got a report that certain screen elements disappears after a while when running in Internet Explorer (the problem is not reproducible in Chrome). There is for example a row of menu elements that suddenly doesn't show. When the mouse is moved over a menu item, it appears again.

To reproduce, I deployed a new 2012 R2 terminal server by using the "Quick Start" option in the Add Roles and Features Wizard. I then published the app (running in IE) and got five people to just click around in the app until things started to disappear (usually within a few minutes). The app is quite CPU intensive (JavaScript), so the CPU usage is usually between 80-100% on the test machine.

We have never heard of this happening with people running it on their own machine or through RDP.

I don't have much experience with TS 2012 so any tips on any configuration changes, troubleshoot tips etc will be much appreciated.

Terminal service client issue

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Hi

I have Terminal server based on windows server 2008 R2 .

I have one application installed and all terminal client using this application with no issue

I notes only one user when he trying to access this application and try to login it t is not loading the GUI for the application only if i go the application icon and right click and run as administrator after that the application is prompt asking the user and pass , I entered the user and pass for the user it is working .

so i confused , why with this user should i run the application as administrator firstly to be able to load all interface for this application

all user working with no issues just connect remotely to terminal server and double click on the application icon it is open and load all application interface

need work around please


MCP MCSA MCSE MCT MCTS CCNA

Windows server 2003 Remote desktop over WAN problem.

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Ok so problem is there is a 2003 windows server in my office. Any computer phone etc. can connect to it via Remote desktop if they are in the LAN network. I have port forwarded 3389 , disabled firewalls , there is no antivirus software on the server.

BUT I cannon log in over WAN. Heres the problem.

I type in the WAN ip I connect with credentials.

This is what i get:

Connecting...

Negotiating credentials...

Then it just suddenly force closes.

Also tried from a Windows 8 PC , when trying to connect it INSTANTLY throws me an error saying:

This computer cant connect to the remote computer. If the problem continues contact etc..

No matter where i try , a pc , a laptop , a phone , a tablet it just force closes. I can see that the devices are able to see the server and are trying to connect , but the connection just force closes for no reason and no error is shown. Also I dont see anything in the event viewer on the server. The credentials are correct also. And the port is forwarded correctly.

Where could the problem be?


Reconnect possible to a session after a reboot of the RDS server?

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A couple of users have reported to us that they were able to "reconnect" to their original session of the previous day after a reboot of the RDS server. And a "full reconnect" to the active session! Is this really possible?

The users claim not to have been logged off at all, so their session was still running during the night when the RDS servers in a farm were automatically rebooted. I verified this an the servers were indeed rebooted. When the user logged on to the thin client and started RDP to the Farm (via a tsbroker to a RR DNS farm) he was automatically reconnected to his session of the previous day, he did not have to re-enter his password details (SSO) but all applications were available instantly without restating and with the windows open on the spot where they left of the previous day.

It almost sounds like magic. We use bginfo to show some details on the desktop and the user confirmed that it was the same server and bginfo showed that the RDS server was indeed rebooted! Nevertheless the users windows arrangements and Outlook were shown instantly without re-starting on the spot where the user left the day before!! On the RDs sever all processes of the user had a new "start time" which confirms again that the server was rebooted indeed!

Almost sounds like a kind of hibernation of the RDP session and restarting the next day where the user left off...

Is this plain by design and to be expected?? 

Guido

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