Marcus Rath
2. April 2020
If you want to allow users to access your remote apps of your RDS Deployment without the need of an compatible RDP client, then you can setup the Remote Desktop web client for your users. The following prerequisites must match: Read more…
Normally, if you want to access a remote desktop services environement, first you have to logon to the RD Web Access Page, therefore you will be prompted with a logon dialog where you have to enter your username and password. Read more…
Copy the Thumbprint of the Certificate you want to use for the RDP Connection and copy it to the $Hash variable. $TSGeneralSetting = Get-WmiObject “Win32_TSGeneralSetting” -ComputerName “<Server Name>” -Namespace root\cimv2\terminalservices -Filter “TerminalName=’RDP-tcp'” $Hash = “<hash of new certificate>” $TSGeneralSetting.SSLCertificateSHA1Hash = Read more…
29. March 2020
To be able to manage your clients not only with System Center Configuration Manager and internal, you can setup co-management in SCCM. With co-management you can still manage your clients with SCCM but also with Azure Intune for Mobile Device Read more…
15. March 2020
Because of changing my hosting provider for my virtual machine and domains, I had to setup my postfix mailserver on a new Ubuntu 18.04.4 LTS virtual machine. So I thought, I could document the the whole setup process in a Read more…
8. February 2020
Recently I had to deal with sign-in issues a few external sfb desktop clients on a non-regular basis experience. So this is always an ungrateful situation and costs a lot of time digging into it, especially since the skype for Read more…
29. January 2020
Because of the annoying Windows 10 DNS LEAK problem in combination with the native windows vpn, I decided to setup an OpenVPN Applicance with pfSense to provide an alternative VPN Dial-In Gateway which addressed already the problem. You will find Read more…
26. January 2020
In the last post we setup a Site-to-Site (S2S) IPSec dynamic route-based vpn tunnel between pfSense and an Azure VNet. Today we will setup an IPSec dynamic route-based vpn tunnel between two onPremises sites with pfSense as gateway on both Read more…
25. January 2020
Today I want to go over the steps to establish a Site-to-Site vpn tunnel between an onPremise network and a virtual network (VNet) in Azure. At onPremise site the gateway will be a pfSense appliance in version 2.4.4-p3. First we Read more…
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