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1. #Microsoft remote desktop app printer redirection Pc
2. #Microsoft remote desktop app printer redirection windows

None of the computers is connected to the domain that the RDS solution is running on.

#Microsoft remote desktop app printer redirection Pc

And the other user accounts work at my PC even tho But somehow it works for me, both at the office and at home on a another computer and a completely different network. This connection may not be authenticated yet.".Ĥ different users have tried logging on at home at their home network without success.

#Microsoft remote desktop app printer redirection windows

In the windows log on the server this shows up: "The user on client computer "xx.xx.xx.xx:12345", has initiatedĪn outbound connection. Contact your network administrator for assistance". It worked for a couple of days but suddenly almost nobody can login in, the users get this error "Your computerĬan't connect to the Remote Desktop Gateway server. I've been testing out RDS for our company and have deployed all roles on a single Windows server 2012 R2 (version: 6.3 Build 9600) for testing. I hope anybody can help me on this issue, because for now my only option is reinstalling the server, and I would rather not because I cannot afford downtime that long. In the same domain, there is a Small Business Server, and there it works. I also followed all the instructions on the following article without success: RDP-Tcp -> Right-Click -> Properties -> Client Settingsįor fun, I tried this setting both enabled and disabled, rebooting after each change, but this had no effect on the error.

I looked at the following location:Īdministrative Templates\Windows Components\Remote Desktop Services\Remote Desktop Session Host\Device and Resource Redirection\Do not allow supported Plug and Play device redirectionįor fun, I've tried both enabling and disabling this setting (rebooting after each change), and it had no effect on the problem.Īdditionally, I verified that the setting was disabled within the Remote Desktop Session Host Configuration utility: I verified that no such policy exists using RSOP.MSC. Redirection of additional supported devices is disabled by policy. Whenever I reboot or restart the "Remote Desktop Services UserMode Port Redirector" service, I get the Event ID 36 error: I have a Windows 2008 R2 server running the Remote Desktop Services role.