Can't Get Connected...

[Jeff Earls]

Hi Walter,

So I'm hacking apart your rdp.html file to take advantage of all of the new code, but I'm running into an issue...

I'm attempting to this as "raw" as possible, so here's my function:

function connectRDP() {

var gw = "GATEWAY"

var s = "SERVER";

var u = "USER";

var pw = "PASSWORD!";

var d = "DOMAIN";

var p = 3389;

var c = "C:\\Apps\\outlook.bat";

var w = window.innerWidth;

var h = window.innerHeight

var b = 16;

var protocol = ("https:" == location.protocol) ? "wss://" : "ws://";

var connection = protocol 

+ gw 

+ "/RDP?"

+ "server=" + s 

+ "&port=" + p 

+ "&user=" + u 

+ "&pwd=" + pw 

+ "&domain=" + d

+ "&keyboard=1033"

+ "&timezone=(GMT-05%3A00)%20Eastern%20Standard%20Time"

+ "&playSound=0"

+ "&mapClipboard=on"

+ "&startProgram=shell"

+ "&command=" + c

+ "&width=" + w

+ "&height=" + h

+ "&server_bpp=" + b

+ "&audio=true"

+ "&tzOffset=240"

+ "&time=1334250494447"

+ "&binary=on";

var r = svManager.getInstance();

if (r == null) {

r = new svGlobal.Rdp(connection);

}

r.onclose = function(){

r.hide();

};

r.addSurface(new svGlobal.LocalInterface());

r.onerror = function(e){

console.log(e.name + ":" + e.message);

};

r.run();

return false;

};

Seems legit?

Well, when I go to connect, it disconnects instantly...

opened...

rdp_min.js:128closed, code=1006 reason=

And this is the connection string it's using:

ws://sg.federalresources.com:8081/RDP?server=SERVER&port=3389&user=USER&pwd=PASSWORD&domain=DOMAIN&keyboard=1033&timezone=(GMT-05%3A00)%20Eastern%20Standard%20Time&playSound=0&mapClipboard=on&startProgram=shell&command=C:\Apps\outlook.bat&width=1600&height=839&server_bpp=16&audio=true&tzOffset=240&time=1334250494447&binary=on&width=0&height=0&server_bpp=NaN&audio=true&tzOffset=240&time=1334252362767&binary=on 

As you can see, as highlighted, width, height, and server_bpp are being injected / appended and I have no idea why?!

I assume that's the reason it's failing to connect.

Thanks!

[Support Remote]

Hi Jeff,

You also need 3 more arguments for Rdp()L

r = new svGlobal.Rdp(connection, width,height, color);

You don't need to put these 3 more arguments in url.

Walter 

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[Jeff Earls]

Thanks, got it. :)

On Thursday, April 12, 2012 2:33:58 PM UTC-4, Support Remote wrote:

Hi Jeff,

You also need 3 more arguments for Rdp()L

r = new svGlobal.Rdp(connection, width,height, color);

You don't need to put these 3 more arguments in url.

Walter 

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[gtg...@gmail.com]

Where do I find the info needed to log on to via my phone remotely to my desktop at work?

The fields prompt for 

HOST

PORt

USER

PASS

Domain

Im on a 64bit Windows 7 machine, I know my computer name and my user and pass. Is Host my IP or the IP of the server or something?

Thanks,

 

Johnny Brown

On Thursday, April 12, 2012 1:40:01 PM UTC-5, Jeff Earls wrote:

Thanks, got it. :)

On Thursday, April 12, 2012 2:33:58 PM UTC-4, Support Remote wrote:

Hi Jeff,

You also need 3 more arguments for Rdp()L

r = new svGlobal.Rdp(connection, width,height, color);

You don't need to put these 3 more arguments in url.

Walter 

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[Walter Wang]

Make sure you enabled Remote Desktop on your windows.

http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/windows-vista/turn-on-remote-desktop-in-windows-vista/

Open a command prompt window,

Enter "iponcfig" and return, find the network adapter you are using, you should see a line like this:

IPv4 Address. . . . . . . . . . . : 192.168.1.64

192.168.1.64 is the ip address. 3389 is the port by default. User name, password, domain is same as your windows credential.

Walter

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