Introducing RemoteApp and Desktop Connections

re: Introducing RemoteApp and Desktop Connections

Alex — Fri, 05 Apr 2013 08:42:03 GMT

Nice! Thank you. That makes life a lot easier.

re: Introducing RemoteApp and Desktop Connections

kambleam — Mon, 18 Feb 2013 12:51:44 GMT

HI!,

I have configured a remote desktop and remote applications.

I would like to know is it possible to access remote applications within the remote desktop?

Gateway - RDGW01 - 192.168.34.5

web server - RDWEB01 - 192.168.34.6

connection broker - RDCB01 - 192.168.34.7

Directory server - RDAD01 - 192.168.34.8

remote desktop - RDSH01 - 192.168.34.10

remote application - RDAPP01 - 192.168.34.11

on central gateway I did nating to access using public IP.

so when I connect to Remote desktop & tried to configure remote app using control panel using internal IP - it failed with certificate failed.

regards,

Kambleam

re: Introducing RemoteApp and Desktop Connections

Nico_FR75 — Thu, 25 Oct 2012 17:05:33 GMT

To Jochen

Change all Page Titles by editing the %WinDir%\Web\RDWeb\App_Data\RDWebAccess.Config file line:

re: Introducing RemoteApp and Desktop Connections

layla — Mon, 10 Oct 2011 19:57:35 GMT

what is url and what I have to type and I can t to set up it

re: Introducing RemoteApp and Desktop Connections

Raymond Reskusich MSFT — Wed, 31 Aug 2011 16:40:09 GMT

You can use the script here to install a connection from the command-line:

gallery.technet.microsoft.com/.../313a95b3-a698-4bb0-9ed6-d89a47eacc72

To install a connection through GPO, have this script run as a user login script.

re: Introducing RemoteApp and Desktop Connections

MrShannon — Wed, 31 Aug 2011 05:20:16 GMT

Is the article on "How to set up RemoteApp and Desktop Connections automatically on managed computers, by using Group Policy Objects and a script" available? If so, please link to it.

re: Introducing RemoteApp and Desktop Connections

Vijay — Thu, 12 May 2011 09:42:06 GMT

I want to provide a access to application published in RemoteApp multiple times, but keeping remote login id common for all users. How will it be configured?

Workaround is- Publish multiple copies of that application and give access of all to that user id.

After login by same id by each user, they will see all those applications with diff names say "app", "copy of app" etc. And each one of them has to use and bind to the application icons.

Need to validate this with expert opinions.

re: Introducing RemoteApp and Desktop Connections

chvraman09 — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 11:44:18 GMT

I need to configure Remote App as an activeX control in my own container in C#. I found Microsoft RDP Client Control (c:\windows\system32\mstscax.dll). Using Windows Forms ActiveX Control Importer aximp.exe generated MSTSCLib.dll and AxMSTSCLib.dll out of mstscax.dll. When we are trying to use component like follows in code.

private AxMsRdpClient myAxMsRdpClient;

myAxMsRdpClient = new AxMsRdpClient();

((ISupportInitialize) (myAxMsRdpClient)).BeginInit();

int nColorDepth = myAxMsRdpClient.ColorDepth;

int nCipherStrength = myAxMsRdpClient.CipherStrength;

It is throwing exception "System.Windows.Forms.AxHost+InvalidActiveXStateException".

Am I missing any further initialization? Kindly help.

re: Introducing RemoteApp and Desktop Connections

Raj [MSFT] — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 23:15:09 GMT

When RDWA pointing to ‘One or more RemoteApp sources”, then the setting are coming from %Windir%\Web\RDWeb\App_Data\RDWebAccess.config file on RDWA server machine at ‘WorkspaceSettings’ element.

When RDWA pointing to “An RD Connection Broker server”, you need to go to Connection Broker machine, and in “Remote desktop connection manager” modify the connection settings.

You can verify the RDWA source in ‘Configuration’ tab

re: Introducing RemoteApp and Desktop Connections

termserv — Wed, 23 Sep 2009 04:11:49 GMT

RDP does not use lossy compression.

Rob [MSFT]