Hello,
we have big trouble with RDP connection from MC92 with WEC 7 to Windows Server 2013.
As RDP client we use cetsc.exe. The connection basically works. It's possible to open a RDP session.
But always the Metro style desktop is shown and we found no way to enter the 'normal' desktop.
If we start an application from Metro style desktop that use the old desktop, this application is covered by metro style view.
Normal behavior of that Windows Server to RDP connects is to show the old desktop. This is verified by connecting from a desktop PC by using the same account then the MC92 does. No Metro style view is shown here.
Has anyone an idea how to make MC92/WEC 7 -> RDP -> WinServer2013 running with the old, classic desktop?
To use the new RemoteFX is not possibility in this case.
Thanks in advantage
Ulli
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Hello Sebastian,
as you maybe already red, the WalTscClient 1_0_1, that has been attached to your post, doesn't work with our WEC 7 (CE 7).
Another post at another thread says, that there is a newer version ( 2_0_2) available, that works with CE 7.
How can I get this newer version?
Regards
Ulli
Hi Ulli,
maybe you can try to use Moto TS ( in attach file )
regards,
Hello,
thank you very much for fast answer.
Unfortunately the attached MotorolaTS hasn’t arrived me.
It might be possible, that our mail server removed it because of thinking it’s a security risk if the extension marked the file as executable.
Would be very nice if you could retry sending and in case of attachment was an executable zip or rename it.
Thanks in advantage
Ulli Stocker
Von: Sebastien Laporte
Gesendet: Donnerstag, 25. September 2014 14:07
An: Stocker, Hans
Betreff: Re: - WEC 7 + RDP + Windows Server 2013
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WEC 7 + RDP + Windows Server 2013
reply from Sebastien Laporte in Mobile Computing - View the full discussion
The Moto TS Client is attached to a reply to your launchpad post. You click and download from this site. The file is in the post from Sebastian.
Also, you could try creating the RDP settings file on a desktop PC and moving that .RDP file to the handheld. Maybe the RDP editor on a regular workstation will let you configure for a non metro desktop.
You should also open a case with Motorola Support.