Pi as a thin client to Terminal Server

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jjnemmers
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Pi as a thin client to Terminal Server

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I currently have this working but have run into a couple issues.

1. When connecting through Ethernet I get a "Connection Rejected" from the terminal server. If I connect with WiFi I get right through.
2. Whether on the login screen, lock screen, or logged in, the screensaver never turns on and the monitor never times out due to inactivity. I verified the screensaver timeout settings are correct. Is there a "Keep alive" or something that causes this to not see idol time?
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Re: Pi as a thin client to Terminal Server

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1. It's sad. Perhaps, you configured something wrong? Can not help because I don't know what you configured at all.
2. The same as before. Don't understand what you are talking about. There are at least two "login screens" - in wtware and in windows interfaces. "screen saver timeout" is absolutely mistic. Writing words is too complicated. Perhaps you better add several photos of screens with issue and configurations?
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Re: Pi as a thin client to Terminal Server

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To simplify what I mean since I don't have screenshots to show...I simply need the monitor to "go to sleep" when the terminal is idol. Currently even when windows server is on the lock screen the monitor stays on and active forever.
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Re: Pi as a thin client to Terminal Server

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OK, I got the monitor to sleep using this configuration. Thank you for the reference!! Now if I could get the first issue solved that'd be great. When I use Ethernet for connecting to my terminal server I get the following error after a long wait... "Server 192.168.110.13, port 3389: connection rejected. Make sure terminal service works on this server. Try to connect using mstsc.exe." My configuration file only has one line Server = 192.168.110.13 When switched to use wireless I connect without issue. All settings in the Raspberry Pi are standard. I changed nothing from normal configuration except monitor resolution.
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Re: Pi as a thin client to Terminal Server

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Figured it out...it was an issue with DHCP. For some reason it was assigning an IP of a machine we already had a reservation for. Not sure why but put in a static IP worked.
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