Hello Kim,
I remember reading this but I did not link it to this behavior.
How does this change the concept of using a Windows RDP client to
connect to a VM in Oracle VDI?
Is it no longer possible to use a Windows rdp client?
Kind regards,
Ivar
Kim Mount schreef:
Hi Ivar,
There's some information available at
- http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E26217_01/E26216/html/desktops-and-providers.html that
might help.
VRDP Connections
The Oracle VM VirtualBox desktop provider can treat connecting to the
host console and authenticating to the desktop operating system as
separate steps, which do not need to occur at the same time. Since
VRDP is a special case of RDP, VRDP connections are encrypted by
default. Oracle VDI configures the virtual machine to require a
secure, one-time password for RDP connections, made available only to
authenticated Oracle Oracle VDI clients. If the guest OS supports this
feature, then when the desktop becomes available for login, Oracle VDI
cooperates with the Oracle VM Virtual Box guest extensions to provide
automatic login to the desktop for the authenticated Oracle VDI user.
This scenario does not apply, however, if Oracle VDI client
authentication is disabled.
It's not something I've looked at specifically on a documentation
point as I recall when this was introduced.
Hopefully it will lead you in a reasonable direction :)
With thanks,
Kim
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