Remote Connection Fails SSL Explorer
RDP needs admin access
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April 18th, 2011 8:32pm
RDP needs admin access
Not sure that's accurate. We've got this set up on numerous Windows XP machines for numerous users (very few of which are admins) and they
all work.
It just doesn't work on this blasted Win7 machine. My admin profile runs the RDP connection just fine. My coworker's profile does not run it. His profile is also an admin profile, so he does have admin access.
These two things would imply that RDP does not require admin access. If that was the case, it would not work on the XP machines where most of the users do not have admin privileges, and my coworker's profile would work on the Win7 machine.Click Start, click Run..., type "cmd" and hit enter, type "work /now"
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April 18th, 2011 8:52pm
Lot of security changes with Windows 7, the old ways do not cut it anymore.
Try configuring the user profile from scratch and see if that can get the account working
What are you using for a server?
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April 18th, 2011 8:54pm
Lot of security changes with Windows 7, the old ways do not cut it anymore.
I know. I just wish MS would quit messing with stuff that isn't broken....
Try configuring the user profile from scratch and see if that can get the account working
The user profile was configured from scratch.
What are you using for a server?
A really old one in need of upgrading/replacing. :P Windows 2000, but that shouldn't matter, because it works perfectly fine from my user profile.Click Start, click Run..., type "cmd" and hit enter, type "work /now"
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April 18th, 2011 8:58pm
Windows 2000 is now past its best before date
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April 18th, 2011 8:59pm
Windows 2000 is now past its best before date
Yes, I understand that.
However, the connection works for my profile but not another admin profile or the user who will be using the laptop. I need to know how to make it work. If it works under one profile, it should work for them all...Click Start, click Run..., type "cmd" and hit enter, type "work /now"
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April 18th, 2011 9:01pm
This is definitely a nuisance when one account works and another does not with admin for both.
are you using a domain?
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April 18th, 2011 9:03pm
Yes. The laptop is currently connected to our domain. It will
not be (directly) connected to the domain when it is in the hands of the user, but will be set up as though it were. All domain interaction is done through SSL Explorer. If that makes sense. The user will, however, be connecting to
the server on the domain. This is the connection that isn't working.
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April 18th, 2011 9:06pm
The user needs to be part of the domain
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April 18th, 2011 9:07pm
The user is a member of the domainClick Start, click Run..., type "cmd" and hit enter, type "work /now"
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April 18th, 2011 9:08pm
Than I am stumped myself as to why the connection is being refused
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April 18th, 2011 9:09pm
That makes two of us.......
I've tried all I can think of. It does work if I go through XP mode, but I really don't want to do it that way if it can be avoided...Click Start, click Run..., type "cmd" and hit enter, type "work /now"
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April 18th, 2011 9:14pm
XP mode is helpful for a range of legacy applications
One of the problems is using the old Windows 2000 machine
So use the Virtual route
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April 18th, 2011 9:16pm
It might come to that. (Hopefully not, though). Thanks anyways, Vegan.
Any other advice is still welcome....
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April 18th, 2011 9:19pm
I use a lot of virtual machines to support all the different versions of Windows out there.
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April 18th, 2011 9:22pm
The other thing that baffles me is that I am able to use Remote Desktop from the laptop (not using SSL Explorer) to connect to the server. Why would it work directly from the laptop and not through SSL??Click Start, click Run..., type "cmd" and hit enter, type "work /now"
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April 18th, 2011 9:29pm
I have a Win7 Laptop that I'm trying to use to connect to our server through RDP in SSL Explorer. Funny thing is that it works on my admin account on the laptop, but doesn't work from any other account (including the user who will be using the laptop
and my coworker's admin account). When I try to launch the connection, the port opens, and immediately closes.
I've checked internet options and firewall settings and they match on all accounts. I'm kind of lost as to what else to look for. Help is appreciated. Thanks.Click Start, click Run..., type "cmd" and hit enter, type "work /now"
April 18th, 2011 9:34pm
Any body have any other suggestions? Please, I really need this to be working.Click Start, click Run..., type "cmd" and hit enter, type "work /now"
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April 19th, 2011 9:58am
Another interesting tidbit I just discovered:
I set up test connections to my computer that I use for my everyday work. This computer is running XP SP3, fully updated, also connected to the domain. I set up a VNC connection and an RDP connection.
The RDP connection still refuses to work.
But, the VNC connection does work! (In fact I am writing this reply through that connection :P)
So why on earth does the VNC connection work when the RDP connection does not?!
Click Start, click Run..., type "cmd" and hit enter, type "work /now"
April 19th, 2011 12:04pm