A previous event indicated that strong authentication was in use: The user [Removed] has connected and has been successfully authenticated on port [Removed]. Thursday, February 8, AM. I am having the same problem, but mine happens as soon as authentication takes place. Sunday, February 18, PM.
Is there a solution available??? Same Problem. No other help I can give you. I think I have figured out the issue on my end. Installing the patch seems to fixed the issue. Monday, February 26, AM. Any help or suggestions would be appreciated. Monday, March 12, PM. I am having the same exact issue. Microsoft, please help!! Wednesday, May 16, PM. Incoming VPN works fine. Hope that helps someone. I would, of course, be interested in a resolution to this problem!
Folks, This might be happening because of the encryption settings on client and server. Friday, May 18, AM. Sorry, Aanand - nothing quite so easy. At least not for me. Thanks, Alan Miles. Friday, July 20, AM. Tuesday, July 24, AM. Hi people! Is this solved or what? Last post was from a year ago Wednesday, July 23, PM. Monday, August 18, PM. Friday, August 22, PM. Tuesday, October 21, PM. Hi Erik, I found the problem with the "automatically disconnect vpn", you are right the flag was never used.
It will be fixed in the version 5. Can you check in the log if you see a disconnection message. Thank you David Hervieux Devolutions inc. In the log file if you mean the "remotedesktopmanager. So this means the software makes the vpn connection and disconnect it almost immediately? There are no other problems, if we setup a vpn connection manually the we can use the remote desktop manager software to logon to servers with rdp correctly.
Thanks for the quick reply! When are you expecting the release of version 5. Hi Erik, you can try the preview of the version 5. But the database from 5. I added more log in the 5. Hi David, I tried the preview 5. Let me explain what we exactly want to do with the remote desktop manager:sym If we create a new session we configure for each session the following: 1.
On the connection tab we configure an rdp session to the customer server on the internal IP adress On the vpn tab we choose the vpn connection to this customer allready configured in windows If we try the connection we see the vpn connection been made, the rdp session to the customer server is starting and it starts to logon to the server Options include Home, Work and Public Location.
Windows Vista confirms network settings have been successfully set once the user specifies the network location. Clicking the Connect link displays this dialog box which is used to create the VPN connection. If users choose not to save the user name and password, Windows Vista prompts users to enter the password.
Here you can see the settings configured using the General tab. Among the options you can configure for a VPN connection are displaying connection progress, prompting for user names and passwords, including the Windows logon domain and more.
Using the Security tab, Vista users configure data encryption and identity verification parameters. Settings for these items is configured by highlighting the item and clicking Properties. Windows Vista users wishing to share their Internet connection with other users must configure Internet Connection Sharing using the Sharing tab. Once a new VPN connection is created within Windows Vista, a shortcut icon is created for that connection.
You can access the icon within the Network Connections window. Users can then highlight the respective network connection and click the Disconnect button. Image 1 of Previous Next.
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