Remote Desktop Connection 6.1.7601
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Jun 06, 2012 When I attempt to launch remote control. 6.1.7601 Issue. Is there a way I can download an older version of Remote Desktop Connection. If you're using another firewall, make sure the port for Remote Desktop (usually 3389) is open. On the remote computer, click Start and select Control Panel. Click System and Security. Click Allow a program through Windows Firewall under Windows Firewall. Click Change settings and then check the box next to Remote Desktop. Click OK to save the changes. Enables the Remote Desktop Connection client to perform restricted administration logons on Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2. 6.1.7601.17919: 369,848. When I attempt to launch remote. Is there a way I can download an older version of Remote Desktop Connection, to say, maybe version 6.1.
Navcoder Keygen Torrent here. Hi all, I'm experiencing a problem with the latest Remote Desktop Connection client, 6.3.9600, when trying to connect to our new load-balanced RDS platform. I am in the process of replacing our existing system with a new 2008R2 based system, but it seems that the current RDC client has an issue with it. The new system, unlike the old one, will be balanced with a proper RDS session broker rather than just DNS round robin. We are not using RDS Gateway. So, the setup looks like the following (DCs and other systems omitted for clarity): • 1 RDS broker (internal IP 10.10.0.52) • 2 RDS session hosts (internal IP's 10.10.0.50 and 10.10.0.51, also each with an external IP address assigned) • firewall that translates RDP traffic to the external addresses to the respective internal address On each session host, brokering is configured properly, and the NIC (well, virtual NIC) is configured with both the internal and external address. Likewise, in Remote Desktop Session Host Configuration both addresses are selected for reconnection.
Internal DNS is configured properly for round robin, but the external DNS record just points to the first session host (as it does not support round robin). So here's the problem. With any client computer on our internal network, they can connect directly to either session host, or to the DNS name that points to both, and it will work just fine. Load balancing and reconnection work as well. Externally, any client can establish a full remote desktop connection with either host if brokering is turned off.
However, with brokering on, some external clients are only able to connect to the first host they get from DNS, but upon being transferred to a different host via load balancing I get the 'unable to initiate remote connection error.' Looking into this further on one of the client machines with Wireshark, I find that it reaches out fine to the public IP of the first session host, but then only reaches out to the internal IP of the second host for redirection. No traffic is ever directed to the second host's external IP. The root of the problem seems to be the current version of the Remote Desktop Client, 6.3.9600. No client at that version can connect, however Windows 7 clients at version 6.1.7601 can connect just fine. Likewise, if I start with a Windows 7 client on 6.3.9600 and uninstall KB2592687 and KB2574819 it works, as this rolls back to version 6.1.7601. Looking online, someone said that the current version does not support multiple IP addresses, which are necessary in my case to avoid the client trying to connect to just the internal IP of the server.