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I have a project with 4 packages. All on them have different connection managers with the exception of one which is shared between 2 of the packages so I made it a project connection manager.
I'm using the Remote Desktop Connection Manager 2.7 on a Surface Pro 4 with Windows 10. Until recently, it was working fine: It would go to full screen and show this blue full screen connection bar at the top when pointing there with the mouse. I could close the session from there or leave full screen mode.
Remote Desktop Connection Manager (RDCMan) is a free Microsoft tool that enables IT administrators to organize, group and control multiple remote desktop connections. It was created by Julian Burger, a developer on the Windows Live Experiences team to improve the management of multiple remote desktop protocol connections.
Using RDCMan, system administrators can supervise multiple RDP connections in a single window, use different RDP settings for separate servers or groups, and save user credentials, enabling automatic authentication on RDP and remote desktop service servers.
The tool is especially useful for individuals who work with groups of computers or large server farms where regular access to each machine is required. This includes system administrators, server lab managers, developers and testers. RDCMan helps these users by consolidating multiple RDP connections into a single window, thus reducing desktop clutter.
RDP connections can be saved as configuration files (.rdp) in folders. Connections can individually be organized by different criteria. With this, users can find connections with the search function. The group, Hyper-V Connections, is included in version 2.8 of RDCMan if a hypervisor is activated on a computer. To add more groups, the user must create a separate ".rdg" file. Configuration files can be created by pressing Ctrl + N or clicking File and then New in the menu. The name of the file should be the same name assigned to this group. As the user adds more RDP sessions to RDCMan, they can drag those sessions to the appropriate group. The RDP connections can be structured by any criteria the user chooses.
Without using a Client Access License, or if the licensing server isn't available, the "Connect to console" option enables the connection to a server's console. This mode simulates a direct connection of the RDS server to the local monitor of a server.
Amazon Relational Database Service (Amazon RDS) for Oracle now supports additional use cases for Oracle Connection Manager (CMAN). CMAN is a proxy server that forwards connection requests to database servers or other proxy servers.
The primary functions of Oracle Connection Manager are access control and session multiplexing. CMAN allows rule-based Access Control configuration to filter out user-specified client requests. This allows CMAN to reject connections from unknown clients. CMAN is used to configure session multiplexing by funneling multiple client sessions through a network connection to a shared server destination. Session multiplexing in CMAN reduces operating system and network resource requirements by minimizing the number of network connections made to a server.
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RE: Connection Manager error MSMoore (TechnicalUser)(OP)12 Sep 03 17:10It was working until I have MAJOR problems with a Windows XP Update last week. I haven't tried the manual connection - I'll try that. RE: Connection Manager error MSMoore (TechnicalUser)(OP)12 Sep 03 17:23It does it with a manual connection also. RE: Connection Manager error knob (Programmer)12 Sep 03 18:17I just connected to a Sun machine via telnet on an XP machine with service pack 1 and all security patches and did not see a crash. How are you disconnecting from the other system? What version of Procomm are you using?
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RE: Connection Manager error MSMoore (TechnicalUser)(OP)13 Sep 03 00:32I am using version 4.8 and connecting to Unix (either AIX or SCO) machines. When I log off of my user session the telnet connection is closed. That is when I get my error (or ProComm sometimes locks up - I terminate it and then I get the same error). RE: Connection Manager error knob (Programmer)13 Sep 03 00:41Are you typing logout, pressing Ctrl-D, or something else? I'll give that a try on my AIX machine Monday.
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RE: Connection Manager error MSMoore (TechnicalUser)(OP)14 Sep 03 12:47Some of both - Usually I logoff but sometimes I just type Ctrl-D to end the session. It's almost like some file got corrupted somewhere but I can't figure out which one or where. I was hoping that re-installing would have corrected that but it didn't seem to.
Thanks for your help.
Mike RE: Connection Manager error knob (Programmer)15 Sep 03 15:29Got a chance to try this on an XP machine with 4.8 connected via telnet to an AIX machine, and did not see a crash. Is it just this one machine seeing it all of a sudden?
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RE: Connection Manager error MSMoore (TechnicalUser)(OP)16 Sep 03 08:19Yes - I have a Win2K laptop that is working fine. RE: Connection Manager error knob (Programmer)16 Sep 03 08:42One thing you might want to try (it's a wild guess) is downloading the one updated file available for version 4.8. You can find a link to it in this knowledge base article:
It's not truly related to the problem, but FAPI32.DLL touches a lot of portions of Procomm.
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RE: Connection Manager error MSMoore (TechnicalUser)(OP)16 Sep 03 14:20Thanks, I'll try it. googletag.cmd.push(function() googletag.display('div-gpt-ad-1406030581151-2'); ); Red Flag This PostPlease let us know here why this post is inappropriate. Reasons such as off-topic, duplicates, flames, illegal, vulgar, or students posting their homework.
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It is also possible to dynamically enable Byteman trace and deploy the two rules below to trace connection request and release (back to the pool). The internal pooledId can be correlated with org.jboss.jca tracing which reports on the population of in-use (reserved by application logic) and unused (but pooled) connections. The maxFrames parameter (i.e. the last parameter) in the traceStack(...) calls may be adjusted to increase context to include additional application and JBoss stack frames.
So can we able to set out any timeout value so that correction which are taking longer time gets closed and it return to the pool of connection. Does any specific timeout parameter is avaible for jboss EAP 6.1 which can be set.
Will an INFO log entry for org.jboss.jca.core.api.connectionmanager.ccm.CachedConnectionManager only appear if the ccm closes a connection? So if there isn't a connection leak, there'd be no log entry from the ccm?
If the CCM is able to detect it yes. But there are other posibilities. I.e. if a thread is blocked and keep the connection for long running SQL.
If you have more questions please open a support case, these articles are not meant to handle issues and the comments should only be related to the article itself.
Similar issue we have. It is observed that if we run our application for and increase call rate from 10 calls per seconds to 20 calls per seconds, connection gets increased drastically from 250 to 600+ and then everything starts failing. What could be the issue?
Cached Connection Manager will log a stacktrace showing where your application code is not closing a connection/resultset/etc, so if it is not logging a stacktrace then you probably have a different issue and you should open a support case:
Typically, what we see happening in companies is that privileged passwords, SSH keys and cloud access keys for connecting to infrastructure are usually just shared among team members and then they end up getting stored all over the place in 3rd party connection tools like Microsoft Remote Desktop or SSH clients. You end up with passwords or SSH keys stored on local workstations or 3rd party software that potentially have keys to the kingdom. As you scale, the control and rotation of these access keys becomes a big problem and ends up causing confusion, wasted time and potential security issues.
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