Re: Re: tshoot (WAS:Fails to spawn command line process)

Tim,

take a look at the vncviewer zbd file.  zebedee is probably redirecting 
a local port (%d in the vncviewer) to the remote port through the 
tunnel.  You need to tell your remote desktop app the port to connect to 
instead of the usual port.

Does mstsc take a command-line parameter for port?  If it does than 
you'll need to specify it.  Again, see the vncviewer zbd file for an 
example.  Its the %d parameter.

Its probably:

mstsc /v:localhost:%d

Sean



Tim Clark wrote:
> Thank Ian, that worked for launching the TS client, but it is still 
> reaching the server thru the standard port. What i am missing to make 
> use of the tunnel? here is the server config:
> 
> verbosity 2    # Slightly more than basic messages
> 
> detached false    # You will probably want this 'true' for normal
> 
> server true    # Yes, it's a server!
> ipmode tcp    # Operate in mixed TCP/UDP mode
> 
> compression zlib:9    # Allow maximum zlib compression
> keylength 256        # Allow keys up to 256 bits
> keylifetime 36000    # Shared keys last 10 hours
> maxbufsize 16383    # Allow maximum possible buffer size
> 
> logfile "C:\Program Files\Zebedee\zbdserver.log"
> timestamplog true
> 
> keygenlevel 2    # Generate maximum strength private keys
> target 65.36.133.174:3389/tcp
> 
> thanks again
> Tim
> 
> 
> 
> 
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