
I thought it worth noting here in case others have the same experience. I recently upgraded to 8.1.0.2-14sv from 7.5 and in the process my custom credentials for RDP connections have broken. If you disable TLS1.0 on the Terminal Server and try to connect using HTML5 RDP bookmark the SSLVPN service on the SRA/SMA either crashes or does not respond anymore so you have to restart the appliance. I also noticed another problem on both SRA and SMA. I cannot use HTML5 bookmarks because the client can only use Java bookmarks. The Terminal Server is a Server 2012 R2 running RD services. When I try to open the same bookmark on the SRA 4200 connecting to the same terminal server everything works without problems. * The server has terminated main RDP connection with the client.
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* RDP_TCP: An error was encountered when transitioning from StatePreparingX224CC in response to Event_ERROR_SendingX224CC (error code 0x0). * PerfCounter session started with instance ID 47 * The server accepted a new TCP connection from client w.x.y.x:123345 In the (RemoteDesktopServices-RdpCoreTS) event log the following RDP error is logged: When the bookmark is opened you need to confirm the opening of the Java applet 3 times and when you expect to see the mstsc client connecting to 127.0.0.2 you instead get a java error: "Connection Failed".

All settings were imported the only problem I have is that Java RDP Bookmark are not working anymore. I then upgraded the SMA 400 to the latest version 8.5.0.0-13sv. I exported the configuration of the SRA 4200 running firmware 8.0.0.5 and imported the configuration into the SMA400 running 8.1.0.2. We purchased new SMA 400s to replace our SRA 4200s. I did a packet capture between SRA and NAS and the SRA is getting the list of all directories on the requested file share, but not showing them, instead showing internal server error. Even no authentication pops up.īefore I open up a ticket I was thinking asking my fellow forum members if someone struggled about this as well.

No matter what, the HTML5 file share window just shows "internal server error". We had a similar problem in the past (going from 7.5 to 8.0) and it was related to the server name format, currently we have //.y/public/ but tried with backslashes as well.

Network File Share - Invalid or restricted access
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I tried to establish a file share to a Windows 2008 R2 server and a Synology NAS without luck.

No changes on the firewall, no dropped packets, etc. But neither 8.1.0.2 or 8.1.0.3 is working right now. We had firmware 8.1.0.2 running for a while and upgraded to 8.1.0.3. I'm getting errors when using netExtender 8.0.238 connecting to an NSA 240 with SonicOS Enhanced 5.9.1.5.
