On Fri, Apr 28, 2017 at 10:33 AM, Suncatcher16 <[email protected]> wrote:
> > The only way I can debug this is via foreground running of guacd with -d > option? That should be -f, not -d. Options which affect the verbosity of logging are always useful for debugging. In most cases, that would mean changing the log level to "info" or even "debug", but the unfortunate fact of the matter here is that FreeRDP library messages are logged in such a way that Guacamole cannot redirect them to its own logs, nor control the verbosity of the messages logged. And what about this article > <http://www.liberalcode.com/2014/06/fixing-gucamale-error- > remote-desktop.html> > ? Is it still actual? Does Guacamole support NLA and/or should I always > disable server certificate? > > Yes, NLA is supported. If your server requires it, you will need to specify your username and password with the connection parameters: http://guacamole.incubator.apache.org/doc/gug/configuring-guacamole.html#rdp-authentication Note, specifically: "Network Level Authentication. This mode requires the username and password, and performs an authentication step before the remote desktop session actually starts. If the username and password are not given, the connection cannot be made." As for disabling validation of the server certificate, no, you shouldn't do this as a matter of course. Validation of certificates is important. You should only do so if your RDP server uses a self-signed certificate which cannot be validated, which will be the case unless you've configured your RDP server to use a certificate from a CA. - Mike
