Terminal Service Plus

Hello all,

Since a few days I get the message Target RDP server not accessible 127.0.0.1:3389. This only happens when I try to login with my Chrome webbrowser.
The connection client works OK. Does anyone know how to solve this.

Best regards,

Aad

Hi there,

Did you solve this problem ??

Hi all, I have only one application on my server. When a user logs in, the Application panel appears with one icon. I want to disable the panel so my users see the application instead of de application panel on startup. I only have my application assigned and NOT the application panel. All the users...

Put .eml in the list of extensions opened at the client side. Generate a eml. file on the server and use OpenOnClient.

Hi all, I think "ds2kx" (how do you pronounce that,see above) is right. Our software generates a .EML file that can be send to the client, just like .DOCX or .XLXS. When the .EML file is send to the client, i.e. Outlook is started and the email can be send via the local emailclient. What we need is ...

Hi all, We like OpenOnClient .exe very much. It's working easy and fast. One problem though. If we add .PDF in the configlist of OpenonCLient, it does not work automatically for all users. We have to log in as a normal user and link .pdf to OpenOnClient.exe by hand. Question: Is it possible to call ...

Hi Dev Team,

Are there any plans to add this in the near future ?

Best regards,

Aad Gouka

What I mean is sending a complete email with attachment direct from the server to the local emailclient, just like you can send a .doc file or
excel file direct to Word or Excel on the users computer.

Best regards,

Aad Gouka

Hi, I have the folllowing situation. TsPlus server with an application that can send mails with pdf's attached to a emailclient. This works fine as long there is a emailclient on the server. .DOCX and .XLSX files can be redirected to the local client. This works fine. Has anybody found a solution to...

Hi,

I noticed that the generated client is much bigger then it used to be. From 2mb to 9mb. Is there a special reason for that ?

Best regards,

Aad