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I just downloaded the 1.6.9.37161 update and I can no longer autoconnect to sessions the login screen is presented on all sessions. when I login direct from RDC it works fine.
I am on Windows 7 using all latest patches and the latest RDC.
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Hi Dante,
this is very strange and I'm not able to repro the issue. What happens if you "downgrade" to 1.6.8 again? Is it then working again?
Regards,
Stefan
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I am having this same (incredibly annoying) issue on my Windows 7 box. Just started with the new install I did of 1.6.9... yesterday. Maybe it's a .NET 4.0 issue? |
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As I said before, I cannot repro the issue and I am really trying to help you with that. So can someone please answer the question I state before? Is this also happening when you downgrade again? Also can you examine the activity log and what happens if you create a fresh new connection with credentials and auto login setting?
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Stefan
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I tried reinstalling .net 4.0. No change. I looked in the logs there are no errors. I do not have my old install to downgrade... where do I get it? I also tried creating a new connection from scratch, but still have the issue. |
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No, creating a new entry from scratch did not get the auto login working.
Yes, 1.6.8 restores functionality. |
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Interesting. What exact OS version/patch level as well as what RDP version do you have? I will try to repro the issue...
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Windows 7 Pro, version 6.1 build 7600
mstsc.exe version is 6.1.7600.16385 |
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shoots, should have known to include that ;).
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I created a virtual machine matching the same version as yours and I still cannot repro the issue. Did you already try to completely uninstall Royal TS and install 1.6.9 from scratch? What is the target OS/patch level you want to connect using autologin. Can you provide the exact repro steps and maybe a screenshot or a short video of the behavior?
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I did not try uninstalling and reinstalling 1.6.9 from scratch.
Exact repro steps:
Use 1.6.8, life is good. Server 2008 and 2008 R2, as well as 2003 all autologin just fine.
Upgrade to 1.6.9, autologin does not work. I just get the usual server login credentials box. Nothing bizarre about the behavior.
Uninstall 1.6.9 and reinstall 1.6.8 and autologin works again. |
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I am using the latest Windows 7 x64 with all latest updates. I am accessing Windows 2008 server boxes, Windows 2003 Boxes and Windows XP Boxes. All of them are responding the same. They always throw up a login screen when connecting. This is problematic as the main reason I use Royal TS Is the auto resize/reconnect feature. I am on the latest RDC as well. When I connect directly from RDC it auto logs in with no problem. I just downgraded to the old version and everything works fine again. tried completely uninstalling old version and downloading and reinstalling the new release and I still have the same issue. |
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Thanks for the clarification, guys. I just uploaded a custom build which may solve the problem. You can download the zip file from http://www.code4ward.net/rtsbeta/rtsapp.zip
Just download it, extract it anywhere (but not in the original program folder) and start RTSApp.exe
Let me know if this solves your issue.
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Ah, yes, autologon works as expected. Thank you. |
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Great news. Just to clarify: with Autologon you actually mean that your current credentials are passed on to the remote connection without providing any credential information, right?
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Yes, I opened my existing .rts file and when I connect, reconnect, or resize the window, it automatically logs me in without needing to type my password manually. |
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Option 1.
I didn't know that option 2 existed (looked for it, as I'm used to VisionAp Remote Desktop's method, which I rather like, actually).
After glancing at that article, it looks like SSO not an option for me as I use domain admin credentials to log onto servers via Royal TS, and as a regular user on the workstation running Royal TS. Also use Kerberos.
I would love to see you implement the ability to store credentials and apply them to a group or individual server, like VisionAp does. |
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