Issue with a single user account

Issue with a single user account

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After upgrading from Server 1.0 to Server 2.0, I have a single user account that doesn't want to connect. He gets a timeout error. But if we use my account on his PC, it connects fine.

Is there some server logs we can look at to resolve this issue?

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Could you try to open the server web page in IE or Chrome?

David Hervieux

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Yes. From the same system, we can login via IE/Chrome/Firefox just fine. Its using the Remote Desktop Manager only.

We tried uninstalling and reinstalling RDM (deleting all profile files/folders, etc) but still have the same issue. I can login from the same system but he can not.

Very odd.

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And what if you use his account on your PC?

David Hervieux

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Yes. It doesn't matter the PC. It appears to be something server side.

I have even tried to delete his account and readd it. He still continues to have the issue.

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Have you tried to change the password?

David Hervieux

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Its linked to Active Directory. So no. The password works via going to the website.

Its just remote desktop manager that doesn't work. It times out.
edited by etern4ever on 4/19/2013

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What version of RDM do you use?

David Hervieux

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Server Version: 2.0.0.0 (just updated which caused this issue)
RDM Version: 8.1.0.0 and 8.2.0.0 (tried both)

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In Administration->Users, do you see his user listed?

David Hervieux

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His account is listed. I added a new account (test account) and that works perfectly fine. Local or AD. Its just this existing account.

I deleted the account and recreated it. Still having the same issue.

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Anything else I can do? He is still having this issue. I created a local account to get around it for now.

Any logging I am enable to work through it?

Thanks!

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Hi,
I will try to add some logs. This is complicated since it's in the server but we have another user with the same issue.

David Hervieux

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Thanks for the reply.

I assume I will be waiting for new code that includes additional logging?

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Hi,
I was thinking about something. What type of authentication have configured? Do you have only the domain configured?

David Hervieux

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Yes. It is selected to be domain only. The account he was using is a domain account (the account with the issue).

We used another domain account he has access to until we get this resolved for his account (not a local account that I mentioned in a previous post).

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Quick question. Does the domain and the domain machine is set? Do you use the domain machine name or the IP?

For us, the IP works better.

David Hervieux

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Remember. He can use another AD account without an issue. Its just this one AD account. Kinda odd.

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Hi,
I will try to do a small application to simulate the login. I will get back to you later this week

David Hervieux

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David Hervieux

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David Hervieux

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David Hervieux

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Thanks. This code resolved my issue.