I have installed the latest version of ESM in a Windows 2008R2 server and was able to deploy CES into a Windows 7 Endpoint. The server is located in the US, and the endpoint is located in El Salvador, Central America (Windows and Comodo Firewall are off).
I am trying to use the “Open Remote Session” option and is not working.
When “Current Connection Mode” is INTERNET, is it possible to OPEN A REMOTE SESSION?
I am only getting this message:
noVNC ready: WebSockets emulation, canvas rendering
Connect timeout
Trying to reconnect...
Connect timeout
Trying to reconnect...
Connect timeout
Trying to reconnect...
Sure (not so much of the ‘dummy’ though please :))
Your ESM host is internet-accessible I presume so,
Open port 3389 (RDP) on your firewall and NAT it to port 3389 on your server.
from the remote machine, run mstsc.exe and put the ESM server’s public address in the dialog box
you should then have a Remote Desktop Connection to your ESM server
open a browser on your ESM server and log in
click on a tile and launch Remote Connection
Oh ok! Now I understand what you mean. Sorry. :embarassed:
What you mentioned is precisely what I am doing.
As I mentioned, ESM server is in USA. So the only way I can access that server is through RDP.
So I installed and did all the setup (console and ces) through RDP.
Once I am in the console (using the server’s browser) connected through RDP, I try to open the remote session to my laptop which is in El Salvador (right in front of me). Then I get the connection error I reported.
Do I have to tweak something in the server, besides already doing what you mentioned?
I’m having the same problem with the remote desktop failing on my CESM 3.0. It worked well for a few weeks, but now I can not remote desktop any of the machines on my tiny LAN. V 3.0.60418.2 Any assistance appreciated.
Please bear with us while we do internal testing of version 3.0.60702.3. We will be releasing a little later this coming week to our MSPs for private testing and then public release shortly thereafter.