Citrix, Virtualization and Cloud

It is hard when you use the RDWeb interface internally only and you must activated the checkbox " I am using a private computer that complies with my organization's security policy. " each time. Do you want to activated the checkbox by default, you must make the following points. Go to C:\Windows\Web\RDWeb\Pages\en-US or other language Open the file "Default.aspx" with admin rights Go to line 32 with the content " public bool bShowPublicCheckBox = false, bPrivateMode = false, bRTL = false; " Change the value from bPrivateMode from false to true Save Example:  public bool bShowPublicCheckBox = false, bPrivateMode = true, bRTL = false;

You can find the setting for publishing the Remote Desktop Session Server Desktop under: Server Manager Remote Desktop Services Collections CollectionName Tasks Edit Properties General tab But you can not change this setting in this wizard! Under Windows Server 2012 RDS you can only publish Desktops or RemoteApps, but not both. :-( If you would like to bypass this limitation for session collections only, you may consider changing the following registry value on your Remote Desktop Connection Broker (RDCB): Open the Registry-Editor Go to the following path:  HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Terminal Server\CentralPublishedResources\PublishedFarms\<collection>\RemoteDesktops\<collection> Open the REG_DWORD " ShowInPortal " Change the value data from 0 to 1 After this change you can see the desktop in RDWeb. :-)

I can't find any place to set the Custom RDP Settings on my Windows Server 2012 Connection Broker. I also looked in the wrong place, because the settings are "only" set via PowerShell and I look in the GUI. Open PowerShell with admin rights Import the remote desktop service module ->  Import-Module RemoteDesktopService Type the following command: Set-RDSessionCollectionConfiguration -CollectionName XXXX -CustomRdpProperty "authentication level:i:0 pre-authentication server address:s:https://XXXX.XXXX.XXX/rdweb require pre-authentication:i:1" The example is for the configuration of RDS in connection with TMG. Conclusion : Not in the GUI but in PowerShell! :-)