If you're using Debian/Ubuntu the requisite log file is likely to be
/var/log/tomcat9/catalina.out, or you may possibly find it logging to
syslog.
Have a look at what is being reported when you attempt your connection
and research that .. at this point I'd suspect a network issue from your
description, but I guess it remains possible it could be something to do
with Guacamole itself.
If you need to come back with more questions it would be useful if you
could include the distribution you've installed Guacamole on, and the
version of Guacamole.
On 30/08/24 02:49, Döngi, T. wrote:
Hi all,
I’m having following problem:
I have a remote server with the ip 192.168.20.20 and the guacamole
Server ip is 192.168.22.80. They are both located in a DMZ. For a long
time the connection worked fine but some days weh ad a network crash
were most VMs were shut down more or less hard. They are all up running
again and the connection settings are looking still fine. But when I try
to establish the RDP connection it gets a disconnect immediately. ACK
and SYNC Pakages are received but the the app server sends a reset.
Now I need to view some log especially the guac connection logs but
within the connection history is only an empty column. The manual reads
the the output is logged to console but there isn’t anything happening.
At that point I have to say, that guacamole and mariadb are running in
docker containers. I’ve connected to the guacamole docker and found /
home/guacamole/tomcat/logs but that logs all tomcat specific. Is there
any log I can consult to see why the connection gets a reset without
showing the windows login screen?
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