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1. Replace "pi2-xnet" file in "packages" folder on SD with this one: http://wtware.com/testing/201904161636.zip 2. Add "verb 6" line to openvpn.cfg 3. Remove all "push route" lines from server openvpn configuration. One of them is incorrect. And show me new log.

Terminal 'A' displays error message "Host with MAC mac-address-of-terminal-'B' uses the same IP..." Look into DHCP configuration and find, which MAC should use this IP. Turn off terminal that SHOULD use this IP. DO NOT REBOOT ANOTHER ONE, that SHOULD NOT use IP! It losts log after reboot. ...

...so technically this could not happen... Another wrongly configured DHCP server in network printer, Wifi access point, hardware router and so on could not happend? Tell me how. The only way to fix this issue is to find wrongly configured DHCP or other source of IP reusing and fix it. When WTware ...

This printer has serial port wrapped into USB. With "serial=com1(usb)", WTware redirects serial port named COM1 to Windows. Can you configure windows printer driver to print to COM1?

Also, you may try "printer=usb-com".

Server broke connection without any comments to client. Some information may be in server events. If no, something should be fixed somewhere. From ethernet switch power source to servicepacks on server. Server doesn't tell us what is wrong so I can not specify more precisely.

Video settings are to be specified not in Wtware configuration file, but in Raspberry config.txt file. But as said on manufacturer's site: "The highest supported mode is 1920x1200 at 60Hz with reduced blanking." https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/configuration/config-txt/video.md hd...

USB devices redirection is complicated! If you need tor edirect USB flash, specify in configuration file: disk=usb Smartcard or USB-token may be redirected only by special smartcard redirection via RDP. Windows won't work with smartcard redirected as USB device. Here's the manual about smartcard red...

Which bluetooth device do you want to connect?

1. https://wtware.com/logs.html
2. On Windows machine run Device Manager. Look carefully at USB devices and COM/LPT ports. Then connect printer to this Windows machine. Which new device will appear? Disconnect and look again. I want to know all new devices. More than one new device may be added.

bcarme95 wrote: ↑Wed Apr 03, 2019 3:34 pm 3.Yes i have access, i can see usb key and i have access to \\tsclient (there is nothing to display however)

Where do you have access? All redirected disks MAY (and may not) be displayed in My Computer/This PC/how-microsoft-call-it-in-your-windows and ALWAYS MUST BE displayed in \\tsclient

bcarme95 wrote: ↑Wed Apr 03, 2019 11:06 am 3. Yes i have access, i can't see usb key and i have access to \\tsclient (there is nothing to display however)

If you can't see your usb key connectiong from mstsc.exe, something is wrong with your server.

1. Remove space between \\ and tsclient
2. Show me screen photo where it writes that you have no access.
3. On Windows machine, run mstsc.exe. Connect to the same RDP server. Login with the same user. Can you redirect USB KEY from windows machine? Do you have access to \\tsclient in mstsc.exe session?

bcarme95 wrote: ↑Mon Apr 01, 2019 5:28 pm 16-30-06-427| [ rdpclient 722] [ 17.051566] Announce new disk named USB1 at /mnt/usb-rdp/1, r/w.

It says it redirected disk to server.
On terminal, run File Explorer. Open:

\\tsclient

What will you see here?

config.wtc in configs folder.
It's better to edit this file in web interface. Open terminal IP in web browser.

There is no "RDP version". RDP is a set of many protocols with their own versions, mostly backward compatible.

Show me log with error: https://wtware.com/logs.html