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Windows Virtual Desktop - Your computer can't connect to Remote Desktop Gateway server
- Mar 28, 2019
I think I may have worked out my problem, I have been testing with a user account I setup in Azure AD. I have only just setup the tenant and AD domain to test WVD. I have just tested with an account I had created on the AD Server (Still in Azure but with AD Connect installed to sync to AAD) and this has worked fine. I have also created another AAD account and tried to connect to the desktop but this failed with the same error.
Interestingly I am getting prompted to enter my credentials again upon connection, not sure if I have missed something with the SSO settings?
sarahpotrick2573 : For the specific diagnostic activity you linked, it says that there's no healthy session host available. Can you run the following:
Get-RdsSessionHost -TenantName <tenantName> -HostPoolName <hostPoolName>
I have session hosts available and i am able to RDP into it, but when i go to the remote desktop web client or remote desktop client software, I am not able to open the hostpool as it is showing me the error that i have mentioned aboveChristian_Montoya
- vcws16_Apr 18, 2020Copper Contributor
am facing similar issue as well:
PS C:\> Get-RdsSessionHost wvdhotmail wvdhost01
SessionHostName : wvdvm-0.corp.wvdazvmdc02.com
TenantName : wvdhotmail
TenantGroupName : Default Tenant Group
HostPoolName : wvdhost01
AllowNewSession : True
Sessions : 0
LastHeartBeat : 4/18/2020 3:00:28 AM
AgentVersion : 1.0.1800.1300
AssignedUser :
OsVersion : 10.0.18363
SxSStackVersion : rdp-sxs200326004
Status : Available
UpdateState : Succeeded
LastUpdateTime : 4/17/2020 7:42:30 AM
UpdateErrorMessage :can't connect with web client OR RDP client
- Christian_MontoyaJan 20, 2020
Microsoft
sarahpotrick2573 : Can you run the cmdlet above to see the state of your session hosts?
Get-RdsSessionHost -TenantName <tenantName> -HostPoolName <hostPoolName>