On Tue, Feb 20, 2024 at 12:53 PM Andrea Miconi <whitetiger_it...@yahoo.it.invalid> wrote:
> I understand what the problem is, quite stupid indeed. > If Windows is configured with a Microsoft profile, the email and password > of that profile must be used. > That user has/had his own local name with a password, but now the > Microsoft profile prevails. > > I then discovered that if the user is local, but has no password (I have > test VMs with simple credentials, no password) Guacamole refuses to > authenticate him. > Then I also discovered that it is not enough to enable remote desktop on > Windows, but also to authorize users to receive the connection. > Using RDP is not exactly a walk in the park. > > Glad you figured it out - thank you for posting the solution back to the list. > > I take this opportunity to ask how do I close a connection from the > browser? > If I go back with the left arrow, I go back to Home and then I have the > session open on the bottom right. > Is there no way to close it right away? > > There are a handful of ways to close the connection: * Use the hidden Guacamole menu with the key combo Ctrl-Alt-Shift, and then use the "Disconnect" option from the drop-down menu. * Disconnect from the remote system. * If you use the back arrow and you get the session in the bottom-right, you should also see a red "X" in the corner you can use to close it. * Close the tab that contains the session. -Nick >
