In my office laptop, I have oncedrive enabled with my account. There is remote server in our office (just another laptop with more disk space and ram), which is accessed by many users. When I logged in to that remote server last time, all my onedrive data is downloaded to that server, I forgot to disable onedrive connection in the remote server at that time. Now my confusion is, is my onedrive data downloaded in the remote server, I can see that in the remote server but if I pause onedrive and try to access my onedrive data in the remote server, then it is poping up window saying "Make sure onedrive is running then try again later". I would like to remove all my onedrive data from remote server and want to keep it in the onedrive and in my office laptop.
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I have linked tables in an access database connected to a web app. I have whitelisted my IP on my laptop and my desktop. My laptop can connect. My desktop with the same settings states I need to whitelist my IP I have done this for the past day and receive the same error.
I have even turned off my firewall on the desktop. I just don't understand. It is a simple access database that I have spent more time troubleshooting my connection than I did building it.
When connecting to our Windows Server 2008 R2 desktop via MS Rdp tool (latest version), occasionally the connection is closing after displaying "Please wait for the Local Session Manager". The result is that I am unable to get into Windows desktop.
Searching the web gives me a hotfix from Microsoft (https://support.microsoft.com/nl-nl/help/2661001/-please-wait-for-local-session-manager-message-remains-for-several-minutes-when-you-disconnect-from-a-computer-that-is-running-windows-server-2008-or-windows-server-2008-r2-during-the-logon-process) which doesn't seem to be downloadable any more.
Also the tip to delete some "usrclass.dat" files did not work (
https://discussions.citrix.com/topic/291092-please-wait-for-the-local-session-manager/?p=1624478) because the files can't be deleted since they're "in use".
Only solution is to reboot Windows, but that's highly impractical for a production web server.
Windows is running virtually on VMWare's Vsphere.
Deleting usrclass.dat DID the trick here. But of course you have to delete this file logged in with admin-account...
So what I need is a remote/cloud Windows Server that I can connect to using RDP (or another remote connection program) where I can create users, groups, basically everything I could do with an on-premises Server instance. What I need though is to be able to setup all the office computers to authenticate through the cloud AD. I have no clue how to do this. I cannot have a Server running on-premises, period. Just need something where I can connect each computer to the remote domain/forest, hopefully using an IP to the server, and then have the employees be able to logon to any domain-connected PC using their credentials. Thank you for any and all answers! -Scott
You need Azure Active Directory. You can control everything with remote management in the way you have described. Per the provided link, "Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) provides an easy way for businesses to manage identity and access, both in the cloud and on-premises."
I have a Windows 2012 Server via VPS hosting.
I installed IIS and MySQL last week.
I have no way to remotely access the MySQL db, so thought I'd try to set things up so that I can access it remotely.
I have installed XAMPP this evening, and installed Apache and PHP onto the server.
My domain name. e.g. mysite.com is linked to the VPS hosting, so that I can go to e.g. localhost/index.html and also mysite.com/index.html and see the same page.
I had to configure apache so that I could connect to it at the same time as running IIS, so access it via localhost:8080/phpMyAdmin/index.php. When connected via remote desktop connection, I can also access that via mysite.com:8080/phpMyAdmin/index.php.
However, if I disconnect the remote desktop connection and try again to get to mysite.com:8080/phpMyAdmin/index.php I get a timeout error.
I seem to only be able to access that URL when on the actual server that the site runs from, even though I can use the full external URL.
I wondered if there any way around this?
If our sql database was hosted externally on an sql server website and we were connecting to it via a windows desktop application, how to get around the issue, if the internet was not working.
Is there a way to keep the data local so the application still works, and replicate the changes to the sql server once the internet is connected?
If you want to access the data localy when the internet is down, you will need a local database. You can replicate the data between the 2 databases