Hello,
I'm using VDI on a solaris host, and ubuntu has guest OS.
I have to two different clients : thin clients (sunray) and users using RDP.
I want to know if it's possible for the guest OS to know if the user is using a Sunray, or the RDP connector.
I have try with the guest additions, but nothing.
Perhaps with SRSS it's possible ?
Thanks.
Detect SUNRAY Client or RDP connector
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seano2
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- Joined: 21. Feb 2011, 08:22
- Primary OS: Solaris
- VBox Version: PUEL
- Guest OSses: Windows 7
Re: Detect SUNRAY Client or RDP connector
Hi,
In the guest, you could run a "netstat -n" to determine if there is an ESTABLISHED connection on port 3389, if there is then you can assume its using RDP. If there is no connection then you can assume that the connection is on VRDP.
Just keep in mind that, it is possible to connect to the VM on Microsoft RDP Service too, even from a SunRay, depends on how your broker is configured.
Sean
In the guest, you could run a "netstat -n" to determine if there is an ESTABLISHED connection on port 3389, if there is then you can assume its using RDP. If there is no connection then you can assume that the connection is on VRDP.
Just keep in mind that, it is possible to connect to the VM on Microsoft RDP Service too, even from a SunRay, depends on how your broker is configured.
Sean