Hi!
I'm currently working (without success) on such problem: I have to connect via Stunnel to Windows Server Remote Desktop from workstation with Windows XP Proffesional. When I refer to the local port handled by stunnel, Windows doesn't let me go go further, because it thinks that I'm trying to use local Remote Dekstop and prints: "You are already connected to this machine" (there can be only one connection through RD) . Is there any workaround for this problem, namely, to use secure connection via Stunnel to Remote Dekstop on XP Pro client? This is my config:
client=yes cert = stunnel.pem
[ts] accept=localhost:3389 connect=remote_ip:443
Given that Remote Desktop is a secure connection, why would you have to do Stunnel in addition?
--On Wednesday, March 02, 2005 12:17 +0100 Jacek Baszkiewicz banys@op.pl wrote:
Hi!
I'm currently working (without success) on such problem: I have to connect via Stunnel to Windows Server Remote Desktop from workstation with Windows XP Proffesional. When I refer to the local port handled by stunnel, Windows doesn't let me go go further, because it thinks that I'm trying to use local Remote Dekstop and prints: "You are already connected to this machine" (there can be only one connection through RD) . Is there any workaround for this problem, namely, to use secure connection via Stunnel to Remote Dekstop on XP Pro client? This is my config:
client=yes cert = stunnel.pem
[ts] accept=localhost:3389 connect=remote_ip:443 _______________________________________________ stunnel-users mailing list stunnel-users@mirt.net http://stunnel.mirt.net/mailman/listinfo/stunnel-users
On Wed, 2 Mar 2005, Jacek Baszkiewicz wrote:
I'm currently working (without success) on such problem: I have to connect via Stunnel to Windows Server Remote Desktop from workstation with Windows XP Proffesional. When I refer to the local port handled by stunnel, Windows doesn't let me go go further, because it thinks that I'm trying to use local Remote Dekstop and prints: "You are already connected to this machine" (there can be only one connection through RD) . Is there any workaround for this problem, namely, to use secure connection via Stunnel to Remote Dekstop on XP Pro client? This is my config:
Either shutdown your local Remote Desktop client (don't know what will break then) or let your stunnel listen on 127.0.0.2:3389 and have your remote desktop client connect to that.
Jan
Hello,
Windows XP doesn't allow you to form terminal services connection to the loopback address regardless of the port.
Take a copy of MSTSC.EXE (from c:\windows\system32) to somewhere on the machine and change the compatibility mode to Windows 98 - this works fine with my stunneled and non-stunneled terminal services connections.
Regards, Mike
-----Original Message----- From: stunnel-users-bounces@mirt.net [mailto:stunnel-users-bounces@mirt.net] On Behalf Of Jacek Baszkiewicz Sent: 02 March 2005 11:17 To: stunnel-users@mirt.net Subject: [stunnel-users] Windows XP Pro as a client of Remote Dekstop viastunnel
Hi!
I'm currently working (without success) on such problem: I have to connect via Stunnel to Windows Server Remote Desktop from workstation with Windows XP Proffesional. When I refer to the local port handled by stunnel, Windows doesn't let me go go further, because it thinks that I'm trying to use local Remote Dekstop and prints: "You are already connected to this machine" (there can be only one connection through RD) . Is there any workaround for this problem, namely, to use secure connection via Stunnel to Remote Dekstop on XP Pro client? This is my config:
client=yes cert = stunnel.pem
[ts] accept=localhost:3389 connect=remote_ip:443 _______________________________________________ stunnel-users mailing list stunnel-users@mirt.net http://stunnel.mirt.net/mailman/listinfo/stunnel-users
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Apply this patch, if you use Windows XP SP2, then it should work fine.
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;884020
If you didn't apply SP2, Windows XP does not allow 127.0.0.1:3389 access. Use another loopback range address, such as 127.0.10.10, or listening a different port like 3390, then it should work.
regards
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