I have a dedicated 2008 r2 server with Remote Desktop Services at a datacenter. I can connect thru Remote Desktop Connections.
I wanted more security so I installed Remote Desktop Gateway. The certificate is in place and I can connect thru the Gateway and have ensured that the connection is indeed thru the Gateway.
But I can still connect to the server by Remote Desktop Connections without using the Gateway.
So the more...
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Using RD Gateway on 2008 r2 works, but RD without gateway also works?
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Thanks Zmbd!
Likewise, if I come across anything else that would address this issue further, will do so! -
Thanks ZMBD!
I did verify that the issue was primarily related to accessing the server thru a satellite internet service probably due to the latency.
When I was connected thru another non-satellite internet provider, having the printer checked for local resources was now just as fast as having it unchecked.Leave a comment:
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Well it turns out the issue has to due with having the Printer checked as a local resource in the Remote Desktop Connection properties.
Unchecking it allowed that session to display reports fast.
It may be that the latency involved in accessing the internet thru a satellite service was also part of the problem.
Still not sure why the problem was not happening with every session with Printer checked. But just happy to see what the...Leave a comment:
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Thanks for responding Twinnyfo!
I agree and always have a fresh end of the Front-End copied to the user's computer each time they start the application.
The situation I am testing here has to do with Remote Desktop Connections to a 2008 r2 server that is hosting Remote Desktop Services. Each user has a Virtual Desktop with their own documents folder where the front-end gets copied to and the backend is in a shared folder....Leave a comment:
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Why Access reports are slow on some RD but fast on others
Using server 2008 r2 with Remote Desktop Hosting;
With five users connected, each having their own frontend and sharing a backend.
Well, I have run extensive testing regarding this issue and have found the following:
The slower sessions of the database compared to the faster sessions have these characteristics . ((A slower session or faster session has nothing to do with the general response, but as indicated below primarily...
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