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zwoop
I have added 3applications on the serverside. Two of them show up on the client side but the third i can not see? They are all locally installed on c: on the severside. What can be wrong???
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jurgencachia
HI,
Kindly make sure you did not apply the filtering,also I suggest to remove/add the application from the published list of application.
Regards,
Kindly make sure you did not apply the filtering,also I suggest to remove/add the application from the published list of application.
Regards,
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zwoop
Now i can finally see all the published applications. But when i try to start on i get to the loginpage, and when i logon to the application nothing happens, the screen just flickers one time and no remote application starts on the client.
I run Win 7 on the server and Win XP on the Client. I do get logged out on the server when i try to start the application, it says "remote controlled from mycomputername" and i have to type in the password again to logon to the server so that works.
Why is no application starting on the Client?
I run Win 7 on the server and Win XP on the Client. I do get logged out on the server when i try to start the application, it says "remote controlled from mycomputername" and i have to type in the password again to logon to the server so that works.
Why is no application starting on the Client?
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zwoop
Can i even use windows xp pro as a client and get remote applications from an win 7 server??? Getting unsure how to solve this, do i need to install something else then win xp on the server? I want to see only the application.
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jurgencachia
hi
Windows7 is not support as terminal server Kindly test by using windows 2003 or 2008 as terminal sever.
Regards,
Windows7 is not support as terminal server Kindly test by using windows 2003 or 2008 as terminal sever.
Regards,
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zwoop
Dam this is a jungle, so can you help me with this:
What os can i run as server (dont want to use a "server os" as 2008 since it is a regular computer im using as a server)?
Win 2000
Win Vista
What os can i run as client?
Win 2000 Win Vista Win XP Win 7?
Do i understand it correctly that i do not matter what os i have on the client, it only matters what os i run on the serverside if im going to be able to publish applications?
What os can i run as server (dont want to use a "server os" as 2008 since it is a regular computer im using as a server)?
Win 2000
Win Vista
What os can i run as client?
Win 2000 Win Vista Win XP Win 7?
Do i understand it correctly that i do not matter what os i have on the client, it only matters what os i run on the serverside if im going to be able to publish applications?
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jurgencachia
2X Terminal Server Agent must be installed on Windows 2008/R2 Server/Enterprise Server with Terminal Services enabled; Windows 2003 Server/Enterprise Server with Terminal Services enabled; Windows 2000 Server/Advanced Server with Terminal Services enabled.
2X Client is approved for the following operating systems: Windows 2000, Windows 2003, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows CE, Windows Embedded, Android,iPhone,iPad and Mac 10.5.x and above.
The 2X Client is also approved for the following 32-bit Linux distributions: Ubuntu 8.04, Ubuntu 8.10, Ubuntu 9.04, Ubuntu 9.10, OpenSuse 11.1, Fedora Core 9, Fedora Core 11, CentOs 5.2, VectorLinux 6.0.
Regards,
2X Client is approved for the following operating systems: Windows 2000, Windows 2003, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows CE, Windows Embedded, Android,iPhone,iPad and Mac 10.5.x and above.
The 2X Client is also approved for the following 32-bit Linux distributions: Ubuntu 8.04, Ubuntu 8.10, Ubuntu 9.04, Ubuntu 9.10, OpenSuse 11.1, Fedora Core 9, Fedora Core 11, CentOs 5.2, VectorLinux 6.0.
Regards,