Hello Mike:

I found this article, but it didn't help:

https://mangolassi.it/topic/17846/make-windows-10-server-2016-rdp-work-with-guacamole

In the article, the author says that Guacamole doesnt work with Windows 10 or 
Server 2016 RDP naturally, so they edit the registry:

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Terminal 
Server\WinStations\RDP-Tcp]
Change "SecurityLayer" to 1 and "UserAuthentication" to 0.

Lance

From: Lance Gropper <[email protected]>
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Hello Mike:

Note there also was a message previously regarding cliprdr - I did a search for 
that online, and found a bug report that you created indicating openrdp and/or 
lib openrdp were not installed. I installed them on my system, but it just made 
the cliprdr message go away.

Lance

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Hello Mike:

So I created a local user called guacamole-post on the Windows system. I set 
the password to Pa$$word1234. In remote settings >Remote Desktop, I have allow 
remote connections to this computer checked. I have NLA unchecked. Under select 
users, I have the user guacamole-post added.

In Guacamole, I have a connection for the machine. The only settings which are 
not blank: Protocol: RDP, Hostname: 10.17.102.93, Port:3389, Authentication: 
guacamole-post, Password: Pa$$word1234. Security mode: TLS encryption, Ignore 
Server Certificate: {checked}, keyboard layout: US English (Querty), Color 
depth: Low color (16-bit).

When I try to connect:

Apr 30 15:16:42 guacamole-post guacd[5643]: Creating new client for protocol 
"rdp"
Apr 30 15:16:42 guacamole-post guacd[5643]: Connection ID is 
"$b189f7ec-0b35-461b-8588-b129fdfea776"
Apr 30 15:16:42 guacamole-post guacd[6191]: Security mode: TLS
Apr 30 15:16:42 guacamole-post guacd[6191]: Resize method: none
Apr 30 15:16:42 guacamole-post guacd[6191]: User 
"@e68f5e91-0278-4246-a656-076df57de952" joined connection 
"$b189f7ec-0b35-461b-8588-b129fdfea776" (1 users now present)
Apr 30 15:16:42 guacamole-post server: 15:16:42.736 [http-bio-8080-exec-3] INFO 
 o.a.g.tunnel.TunnelRequestService - User "guacadmin" connected to connection 
"3".
Apr 30 15:16:42 guacamole-post guacd[6191]: Loading keymap "base"
Apr 30 15:16:42 guacamole-post guacd[6191]: Loading keymap "en-us-qwerty"
Apr 30 15:16:43 guacamole-post guacd[6191]: guacdr connected.
Apr 30 15:16:43 guacamole-post guacd[6191]: guacsnd connected.
Apr 30 15:16:43 guacamole-post guacd[6191]: Connected to RDPDR 1.13 as client 
0x0004
Apr 30 15:16:43 guacamole-post kernel: guacd[6201]: segfault at 0 ip 
00007fbde431b901 sp 00007fbdd75f1c08 error 4 in 
libc-2.17.so[7fbde41ad000+1c2000]
Apr 30 15:16:43 guacamole-post guacd[5643]: Connection 
"$b189f7ec-0b35-461b-8588-b129fdfea776" removed.
Apr 30 15:16:43 guacamole-post server: 15:16:43.470 [Thread-17] INFO  
o.a.g.tunnel.TunnelRequestService - User "guacadmin" disconnected from 
connection "3". Duration: 733 milliseconds

I've also tried creating a user called guacamole-post, and giving it access to 
that connection - I get the same exact message, except the last line reads:

Apr 30 15:12:20 guacamole-post server: 15:12:20.763 [Thread-11] INFO  
o.a.g.tunnel.TunnelRequestService - User "guacamole-post" disconnected from 
connection "3". Duration: 779 milliseconds

Lance


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Hello Mike:

With NLA disabled, Windows still isn't prompting...

Lance

From: Mike Jumper <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2019 2:53 PM
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On Tue, Apr 30, 2019, 14:48 Lance Gropper 
<[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>> 
wrote:
Hello Mike:
So my boss, who is familiar with Guacamole looked at it - he said if you leave 
the username and password fields blank, it is supposed to prompt you when you 
try to connect

No, your boss is incorrect. Guacamole does not prompt for credentials with the 
exception of its own authentication.

*Windows* will prompt for credentials, but only if it is not configured to 
require NLA. Windows will not prompt if NLA is in use.

You need to pre-configure the connection credentials or pass them through.

Also in Guac, VNC also isn't asking for a password if you leave the field blank.

Guac will not do this. You need to pre-configure the connection credentials or 
pass them through.

- Mike




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