Serial Port Redirection Rdp

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I have a Windows 2012 R2 Standard server which is acting as an application server. It's running on VMware 5.5. There's another 2012 R2 server instance-domain controller-running as another VM.

Users connect into it using RDP from Windows 7 PCs. One user has a debit card PinPad that connects to one of the PCs via COM1 serial port. This PinPAD used to pass-through to the old terminal server, but the new server does not see it on any of its COM ports. On the server I have made sure that the OU containing the terminal server has all of the 'Disable redirection.' Settings DISABLED, and I also set that on the default domain policy.

Serial Port Redirection Rdp

The client has the appropriate boxes checked to forward local devices in the RDP session shortcut. This system has a credit card swiper that connects via USB and that works properly. I did some searching and found a few articles related to this on 2008 but didn't directly help. Thanks in advance for any help! -Greg C Greg Charland Charland Technology - Business Tech Experts 888-928-3336 gregc at charlandtech dot com. Hi Greg, Users connect into it using RDP from Windows 7 PCs. One user has a debit card PinPad that connects to one of the PCs via COM1 serial port. Make the teacher walk the plank game esl free.

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This PinPAD used to pass-through to the old terminal server, but the new server does not see it on any of its COM ports. Were there any changes made on this device? Please run GPresult.exe on the RDS server to ensure that local resource redirection is not disabled. In the meantime, please fully patch Windows System. This system has a credit card swiper that connects via USB and that works properly. If other local device can be redirected without issue, I suggest you contact the device vendor to confirm whether it’s supported in Windows Server 2012 R2 environment, if yes then consult about specific requirements for the device to work. Best Regards, Amy Please remember to mark the replies as answers if they help and un-mark them if they provide no help.