xfreerdp-server only supports RemoteFX, so you need a RemoteFX-capable client configured to request RemoteFX support from the server. IIRC, you'd need Windows 7 *SP1*, and put all connection settings to maximum (in the Experience tab of mstsc, set it LAN)
It should work, but be aware that xfreerdp-server is still considered experimental so don't be surprised to find glitches On Sat, Oct 6, 2012 at 10:38 AM, Yorjing Tsai <yorj...@gmail.com> wrote: > Marc-André Moreau <marcandre.moreau <at> gmail.com> writes: > > > > > The server looks for a file called /etc/winpr/SAM > > > > It's a text file with line entries in the same format as samdump. There > is > > a tool in the sources that gets built: > > winpr/tools/hash/winpr-hash > > > > You can call it this way: > > > > winpr-hash -u awakecoding -p password > > awakecoding:::8846f7eaee8fb117ad06bdd830b7586c::: > > > > and paste the line that the tool outputs to /etc/winpr/SAM. > > > > Here's the help for the tool: > > > > winpr-hash: NTLM hashing tool > > Usage: winpr-hash -u <username> -p <password> [-d <domain>] > > > Thank you for your help sincerely > My xfreerdp-server can work successfully > > But when I use Win7 default RDP Client to connect to xfreerdp-server, > the error message shows in console are as follows: > > Listening on 0.0.0.0 port 3389. > bind: Address already in use > We've got a client 118.167.76.141 > Client Security: NLA:1 TLS:1 RDP:0 > Server Security: NLA:1 TLS:0 RDP:0 > Negotiated Security: NLA:1 TLS:0 RDP:0 > TLS connection accepted > SSL_read: I/O error > credssp_recv() error: -1 > client authentication failure > Failed to check freerdp file descriptor > Client 118.167.76.141 disconnected. > We've got a client 118.167.76.141 > Client Security: NLA:1 TLS:1 RDP:0 > Server Security: NLA:1 TLS:0 RDP:0 > Negotiated Security: NLA:1 TLS:0 RDP:0 > TLS connection accepted > Accepted client: YORJING-PC > Accepted channels: rdpdr rdpsnd drdynvc cliprdr > Client 118.167.76.141 is activated and wants to login automatically as \pc2 > Client requested desktop: 1920x1080x16 > Client does not support RemoteFX > Failed to check freerdp file descriptor > Client 118.167.76.141 disconnected. > > And then I use xfreerdp client to connect to xfreerdp-server, > it works smoothly. > > In other words, we can't use Win7 default RDP client to connect to > xfreerdp- > server.Is it normal? > > It's my first time to contact freerdp. > Thank you for your teaching again. > > On Sat, Oct 6, 2012 at 5:04 AM, Yorjing Tsai <yorjing <at> gmail.com> > wrote: > > > > > Hi everybody: > > > I see https://github.com/FreeRDP/FreeRDP/issues/715 these days. > > > And I've built xfreerdp-server soon. > > > > > > But when I active xfreerdp-server in Ubuntu 12.04 64-bit, > > > I access Ubuntu by Win7 RDP Client, > > > the message shows in Ubuntu's console as follows: > > > > > > Listening on 0.0.0.0 port 3389. > > > bind: Address already in use > > > We've got a client XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX(Win7 IP) > > > Client Security: NLA:1 TLS:1 RDP:0 > > > Server Security: NLA:1 TLS:0 RDP:0 > > > Negotiated Security: NLA:1 TLS:0 RDP:0 > > > TLS connection accepted > > > Could not open SAM file! > > > Could not open SAM file! > > > Message Integrity Check (MIC) verification failed! > > > Expected MIC: > > > 0000 7e e5 6c d6 0c 66 71 5b d2 6e e1 3e 51 f3 14 1d > > > ~.l..fq[.n.>Q... > > > Actual MIC: > > > 0000 b1 6a 39 8c 9d 80 b7 8f ed 5d b3 5d 43 e3 e8 01 > > > .j9......].]C... > > > AcceptSecurityContext status: 0x8009030F > > > client authentication failure > > > Failed to check freerdp file descriptor > > > Client XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX disconnected. > > > > > > The message tells me "It can't open SAM file". > > > However I have no idea about how to create a SAM file and put it > in > > > /etc/winpr. > > > Who can help me to create a SAM file and let my xfreerdp-server > can > > > work > > > successfully? > > > Thank you for your help! > > > > > > > > > > > > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- > -- > > > Don't let slow site performance ruin your business. 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