The latest version of our Remote Desktop Commander Suite (Version 6) now offers reporting that tracks CAP (Connection Authorization Policies) and RAP (Resource Authorization Policies) failures on your Remote Desktop Gateway servers. Why is it important to track these failures? Here are three very important reasons . . .
[Read more…]Connection Broker Monitoring
In Remote Desktop Commander 6.0, we introduced a new Top Level Deployment Dashboard which displays the health of all of your Remote Desktop Services deployment infrastructure in one main view. If you integrate the Remote Desktop Commander Suite with our Remote Desktop Canary solution, the results of your continuous synthetic RDP login tests will automatically update in this dashboard, so you can spot errors or lengthening login times that impact user experience.
In addition, this dashboard displays the trending health and load of all of your RDS gateway servers, your connection brokers, and session host collections.
Remote Desktop Monitoring as a Service
Remote Desktop Canary has the ability to perform Remote Desktop Monitoring as a Service (RDMaaS). Now that is convenience and ease-of-use!
[Read more…]How To View Remote Desktop Sessions In 3 Different Ways
You have likely noticed that viewing Remote Desktop sessions and related details has become increasingly difficult. This is largely a result of some recent developments: There was the overhaul of Remote Desktop Services in Windows Server 2012 R2 and later server operating systems. Then, there’s the emergence of Windows Virtual Desktop in Azure.
Microsoft removed the old TSAdmin utility in Windows Server 2012 R2, replacing it with the often cumbersome Remote Desktop Services Manager in the Server Manager utility. It is scarce in detail regarding these sessions, and it does not scale well in larger environments. In addition, attempting to shadow remote desktop sessions with MSTSC often does not work as expected, especially with multiple monitor sessions.
And what about viewing Remote Desktop sessions in Windows Virtual Desktop? Well, you don’t get much of a break there either. Currently, you must use the Windows Virtual Desktop control plane in the Azure Portal, which is even more feature limited than the Remote Desktop Services Manager in Server Manager for classic RDS deployments.
At RDPSoft, we identified these pain points many years ago, and created an assortment of free and commercial solutions to solve these problems. Here are three different ways we’ve made viewing Remote Desktop sessions easier.
[Read more…]How To Troubleshoot RDP Disconnects
RDP disconnects aren’t fun. And, they’re tricky. One feature added in version 5 of RDPSoft’s Premium Management Features product – the Client Side Connection Analyzer – specifically addresses the issue.
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