insomniac2k2
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Re: Webcam doesn't appear until i restart service
Reply #2 on: Apr 27th, 2018, 2:42pm |
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Thanks for the quick reply. I was afraid i may have over complicated things in explanation. So the only thing i can do is complicate it more to dig out This is the latest implementation of "Personal Virtual Desktops". It employs a RDSH server which brokers communication only. It is not the actual endpoint. Behind the RDSH server is a Hyper-V hypervisor cluster which hosts all Personal virtual Desktop (Virtual Guests). When a user connects to the RDSH server, a TLS connection is brokered through the RDSH server. The RDSH server triggers the Hypervisor to start up (power up) the guest that is associated with the requesting user. The guest is then reverse proxied through the RDSH server to the end user. In this instance, all guests are standalone Windows 10 x64 workstations. And, yes, when the user disconnects, the virtual machine goes into a hybernation state known as "Saved" in Hyper-v. It is equivelent to windows "Sleep". Since my post I have also eliminated sleep as the issue though. As I have left the machine in a running state and the issue is still there. So to un-complicate the troubleshoot. I have removed all middle servers from the chain and have just direct connected from my Windows 10 x64 workstation directly by IP address over a LAN to my personal virtual desktop (which is hosted on a hypervisor). Either way yield the same end result. If there are questions after this, i can do my best to explain, or we can do a remote session and I can show you. Let me know! on Apr 27th, 2018, 9:19am, Sergey_Jarovski wrote:Hi, Sorry, I don't understand your statement "Windows 10 x64 connecting to windows 10 x64 VDI, through a windows 2016 RDS server". What do you mean by "through a windows 2016 RDS server"? What RD protocol (RDP/ICA/PCoIP) you are using? Let me know all steps for reproducing the issue (make the screenshots if possible and send them to me). I'll try to reproduce the same problem on our lab. "a saved state" is just a disconnected session, correct? I mean that the status of your session on the remote PC is disconnected, I am right? Awaiting your clarification. |
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