Before I get flamed, yes, I've already searched both Google and this forum for any clues.
I'm trying to work around an issue whereby a dropped VRDP connection results in a failure to reconnect. If a network hiccup causes my remote desktop connection to fail, I try to reconnect and keep getting rejected. The logs say that multiple connections are not allowed, even though there's no active connection.
Out of curiosity, I see "ReuseSingleConn: off" when I get info about the running VM. What does this mean? It isn't in the docs and there are no explanations online.
Help with VRDP settings (ReuseSingleConn)?
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stevem
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Re: Help with VRDP settings (ReuseSingleConn)?
I'd love to know too.
I currently have one VirtualBox host with two VMs and it seems that I can never connect to both
at the same time because of the same error.
It also happened to me that my connection dropped and I couldn't open another one until I restartet the VM.
I currently have one VirtualBox host with two VMs and it seems that I can never connect to both
at the same time because of the same error.
It also happened to me that my connection dropped and I couldn't open another one until I restartet the VM.
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MarkCranness
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Re: Help with VRDP settings (ReuseSingleConn)?
You need to assign different ports to each VM and then use those port numbers when connecting.stevem wrote:I currently have one VirtualBox host with two VMs and it seems that I can never connect to both
at the same time because of the same error.
Settings>Display>Remote Display>Server Port.
In Windows, connect to localhost:<port>, certainly similar can be done in Linux.
Same as the OP, I don't know on this one.stevem wrote:It also happened to me that my connection dropped and I couldn't open another one until I restartet the VM.
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Perryg
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Re: Help with VRDP settings (ReuseSingleConn)?
See section 7.4.7. VRDP multiple connections of the VBox Users Guide to set it up for multiple connections.
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jtalarico
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Re: Help with VRDP settings (ReuseSingleConn)?
Thanks - I've got it running Multiple connections now and that works...for now...but seems awfully hackish. Shouldn't the dropped connection be recognized more effectively and allow for reconnection more quickly?
I'd prefer to use a single connection to prevent multiple different users hitting the same VM. I kinda' thought it was a good idea to limit connections to 1.
PerryG: Any comments on my original question? What does ReuseSingleConn do? There's no documentation I can find.
I'd prefer to use a single connection to prevent multiple different users hitting the same VM. I kinda' thought it was a good idea to limit connections to 1.
PerryG: Any comments on my original question? What does ReuseSingleConn do? There's no documentation I can find.
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Perryg
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Re: Help with VRDP settings (ReuseSingleConn)?
I honestly can not tell you other than what I think it does.PerryG: Any comments on my original question? What does ReuseSingleConn do? There's no documentation I can find.
I will see what I can find out though.
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shaibn
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Re: Help with VRDP settings (ReuseSingleConn)?
So what is ReuseSingleConn?