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The remotedesktop client was working fine on my Mac before I upgraded to OSX Maverix. Following the upgrade to OSX, it stopped working. So upgraded to Version 8.0.24308 which is the latest available version.
At this point, remote-desktop fails in the step 'Negotiating Credentials'. However, I'm able to use the CoRD app to remotely connect to the same destination host. Checked the firewall logs on the remote host - these packets are not being blocked. And the fact that other remote-desktop clients to the same destination machine work fine (from my MAC), and that I can connect to the destination host from multiple Windows machines, indicates the settings on the remote machine is fine.
Any help with this would be great. The following are the relevant parts of the log from the remote-desktop-app 2014-Feb-28 22:49:36 RDP (0): Protocol state changed to: ProtocolNegotiatingCredentials(2) 2014-Feb-28 22:49:36 RDP (0): Protocol state changed to: ProtocolDisconnected(8) 2014-Feb-28 22:49:36 RDP (0): Exception caught: Exception in file '././librdp/legacytcpstreamadapter.cpp' at line 322 User Message: Failed to read from socket: -1 2014-Feb-28 22:49:36 RDP (0): - END ACTIVE CONNECTION. Hi Jeremy, I have the same issue, though slightly different trace log. I have uninstalled and re-installed MS Remote Desktop several times, and used two different 'complete'uninstallers to do it. I still get the same problem.
I'm on OS X Mavericks 10.9.2 Can you give me some guidance about this file? It doesn't show up when I do an uninstall, nor can I find it with Spotlight. Same thing here too. Noticed there was an update to RDP (version 8.0.7) and installed, but the same error.
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We have several VMs which are OK and one that just doesn't get past 'negotiating credentials'. Just wondering: is there a patch (KB) for Windows Server 2012 for Remote Access that fixes this?
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We noticed some strange behaviour (restarting the VM from the Azure console which took several attempts and when it did work took well over 10 mins) after restarting some VMs and since that has happened we can connect. When I checked the setup event log there were several updates applied following the reboot - haven't had time to check them out. Has anyone else had issues restarting VMs or is this a red herring?
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I conquer with the make command, its useful however in large applications (and especially in upper classes in post secondary) its advisable to make the compiler display more than just a few errors. This is my favorite. For C g filename.cpp -o name -Wall The above compiles a C file by the name of filename.cpp and names the executable name. What is different here is the -Wall command, which is short for with all warnings/errors. Very useful to display many possible errors that would not be made clear with a default compile.