- SETUP WINDOWS 10 AND SERVER 2012 R2 REMOTE DESKTOP SERVICES INSTALL
- SETUP WINDOWS 10 AND SERVER 2012 R2 REMOTE DESKTOP SERVICES WINDOWS
SETUP WINDOWS 10 AND SERVER 2012 R2 REMOTE DESKTOP SERVICES INSTALL
The following message appears:User session is ready to install applications. At the command prompt, type change user /install, and then press ENTER.In the Open box, type cmd, and then click OK.When you want to add or remove programs, or change settings for all users on the Terminal Services server in Install mode. To Switch Terminal Services to Install Mode This is not just for application installs
SETUP WINDOWS 10 AND SERVER 2012 R2 REMOTE DESKTOP SERVICES WINDOWS
It would be cool if I could use my own Windows 2012 image that I would build here on premises and then send it to Azure.Have you ever wanted to change some settings for all users in a Terminal Server or Remote Desktop Services Session environment? Do you know there is a really cool command line tool that is used to install application called “Change User” that can also be used to propagate any number of settings to all users on the session server. Tunnel but with the MS Azure VPN connector, I can't tell. And all ports are opened in the tunnel on my side of things, same as for all my other So the VPN connector may not be as perfect as I would hope even if it is connected on my side to a 100 mbps network. Also, I noticed that the site to site VPN sometimes times out, skippingĪ few pings here and there yesterday (but not today).
The "D" VMs are much better (but wow, are they expensive). So I wondering if the Windows 2012 R2 image in the image gallery doesn't have some issue with it.Ī few other things: I noticed that VMs on Azure are not very quick, especially if you take any "A" VM. At that point, IĬreated a new Windows 2008 R2 VM and configured RDS without a glitch. So I scrapped the 2012 R2 VM and created a second one: same problem. So I checked my internal AD configuration and not a glitch (I already have three RDS servers running in production in my racks, two with 2012 r2 and one with 2008 r2). I can hardly see how an affinity group and availability set would cause that.
The problem starts as soon as I try to configure RDS: the RD connection broker server times out or something like
Read briefly the article that you posted and except for an "affinity group" and and "availability set", I did exactly that. Until June 2013, RDS was not permitted/supported on Azure but that changed (but you need your licenses of course). It seems as if there is some AD issue here but my AD replication and setup is quite clean. Note: the VM is domain joined and I have already three RDS servers on this domain.Īlso, in the event viewer, I can see errors such as:Įvent ID 1280 Remote Desktop Services failed to join the Connection Broker on server (the name of my local server).Įrror: Current async message was dropped by async dispatcher, because there is a new message which will override the current one.Įvent id 20499 Remote Desktop Services has taken too long to load the user configuration from server (one of my domain controllers that is not even in the DNSĬonfiguration of this machine) for user administrator. Installation": could not retrieve the deployment information from the rd connection broker server (then name of my local server). I just installed a Windows 2012 R2 VM and after installing Remote Desktop roles, I get this popup window error when I try to run the "Remote Desktop Services
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