Yes it totally is. You have to specify security parameter to any, tls or nla, no cert if needed and explicit username and password. Only way I got it working, even with lowered security settings. Hope I helped
On Oct 31, 2016 10:40 AM, "Calle Svedenborg" <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi! > > I'm running Guacamole 0.9.9 successfully with both a Windows Server 2012 > R2 and an Ubuntu server. Now I've added a Server 2016 Essentials machine, > which does not connect. I use the same settings as on 2012 on both client > and server side, essentially not using NLA (which never worked). > > The output of syslog is as follows: > > guacd[10134]: Protocol "rdp" selected > guacd[10134]: Connection ID is ### > guacd[10134]: Security mode: RDP > guacd[10134]: Loading keymap "base" > guacd[10134]: Loading keymap "sv-se-qwerty" > guacd[10134]: Error connecting to RDP server > guacd[10134]: Connection did not succeed > > I'm starting to wonder if there is a new security 'feature' in Server 2016 > that is kicking in... > > Any insight is greatly appreciated. Thanks! > > /Calle >
