When they connect from MAC systems using the Remote Desktop Connection Client (version 2.1), they cannot connect if RDP is the only available protocol. The only way our solution works is if only RDP is available. Windows 7 allows you to require NLA, but I cannot find a method to disable it completly.

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Hi,Please check the following:1. On your RD Licensing Server, please open RD Licensing Manager (licmgr.exe) and verify that the server is activated, your purchased RDS CALs are installed, and there are RDS CALs available. You may install the RD Licensing Role Service on thesame server as the RD Session Host Role Service if desired.2. In RD Session Host Configuration (tsconfig.msc), please make sure that your RD Licensing server is Specified and the Licensing mode matches the type of RDS CALs you purchased.

For example, if you purchased/installed Per User RDS CALs, makesure that it is set to Per User.3. After verifying the above is correct, please try to connect from a mac again.Thanks.-TP. TP,thanks for the tips but it does not help. ts cal license config on the server is not the issue. the server obtains user CAL from valid TS lic servers and it works for windows clients but not for mac. The mac clients were connectingto 2003 TS server also running user CAL and they work fine.

I think the mac clients cached the TS cal locally for 2003 TS server and the CAL token is not compatible with 2008 TS server so it needs to be flushed out and get a new one from 2008 TS server. Ijust cannot find a way to flush it out for mac clients. This MS KB talks about the location to get rid of it but the mac user stated directory is not found on the mac. Hi,Per User RDS CALs are not stored on the client regardless if the client is windows, mac, linux, iOS, etc. This is true for 2003 as well as 2008.1.

In RD Session Host Configuration (tsconfig.msc) is the licensing mode set to Per User? If yes, how are you setting the mode, via Group Policy or manually in RD Session Host Configuration? If you are setting it via GP, please temporarily changethe GP setting to Not configured, run gpupdate /force on your server, then attempt to set the mode via RD Session Host Config. After setting mode via RD Session Host Config, close and then reopen RD Session HostConfig and check that it still says Per User.2. Please check the server's logs for errors/warnings relating to licensing and post them here.

When a Mac user attempts to connect there should be a corresponding error message logged on your server. Additionally look for errors/warnings fromSource TerminalServices. at server startup relating to licensing issues.3. In RD Licensing Manager, have any temporary RDS Per Device CALs been issued? Please create a Per User Usage report, right-click on the report and choose to Save as a.csv file, and then open the file in Notepad.

Have Per User RDS CALs beenissued to your users?4. Matlab arduino serial monitor. Are you able to connect from the Mac using CoRD?5.

If possible are you using version 2.1.1 of the Mac RD Client?Thanks.-TP. Hey,Any proposed answer for this?I face the same problem and my environmentand I've got same results as dle2k1. TS lic mode is set to per user confirmed it works for windows clients.2. The TS server's system log logged error 'The Terminal Server security layer detected an error in the protocol stream and has disconnected the client'.3.

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The reports shows per user cal has been issued to users. No temp per device cal has been issued.4. Yes, CoRD works.5.

We tried version 2.1.1 of the Mac RD Client but it also does not work. I have been working with MS Technet support on this for 3 weeks, have the same problems. No one there seems to know how to fix this.

Very frustrated with MS Support. They even tell me things like, 'You should contact Apple' I will keepyou posted, but I have talked with close to 10 people there so far and still no results.We have been using terminalworks as a temporary solution, which also prints.

So yes CoRD works for us too. We have tried every different version of RDC and nothing works. We migrated from a 2003 TS and everything worked fine there. Trya trial of as a short term solution if nothing else.Support has had us capture network packets on the client and server and forward them, as well as running procmon on both client and server. Still no fixes. I think it has to do with a certificate. We don't have a certificate installed.Hanz0y.

Do you have a certificate on your server? I have been working with MS Technet support on this for 3 weeks, have the same problems. No one there seems to know how to fix this.

Very frustrated with MS Support. They even tell me things like, 'You should contact Apple' I will keepyou posted, but I have talked with close to 10 people there so far and still no results.We have been using terminalworks as a temporary solution, which also prints. So yes CoRD works for us too. We have tried every different version of RDC and nothing works.

We migrated from a 2003 TS and everything worked fine there. Trya trial of as a short term solution if nothing else.Support has had us capture network packets on the client and server and forward them, as well as running procmon on both client and server. Still no fixes. I think it has to do with a certificate.

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We don't have a certificate installed.Hanz0y. Do you have a certificate on your server?Nope, we don't have a certificate on our server. I have also opened a ticket at Microsoft support, for about 2 weeks now and haven't got it fixed. Thank you for the temporary solution. We have also used a temperary solution, iTap Mobile RDP which alsosupports print. I will post my updates in here.

Although Microsoft says the bug has not yet been exploited, it could cause serious damage if left unpatched.RDP is widely used in enterprise environments and an attacker who successfully exploits this bug could use it to gain a foothold from which to pivot and escalate.