1 Jun 2014: ChangeLog AADS Terminal Server (Build 102.1)

AADS Enterprise: Single TCP Port for RDP Connections

If you are operating a single AADS Terminal Server, then the following is not relevant.
If you are operating multiple AADS Terminal Servers in an AADS Farm, the following is relevant.

Older versions of AADS Enterprise Terminal Server did have 3 TCP ports:

• 3389 for normal MS-RDP Clients, without them handled by the Load Balancing in the AADS Farm.
• 3390 for AADS Client Software.
• 3392 for normal MS-RDP Clients, and they will be handled by the Load Balancing in the AADS Farm.

This has been changed since build 102.1 (1 Jun 2014). The AADS Terminal Server now handles everything on TCP Port 3389.
And in case Load Balancing is enabled, all Clients will be handled by the Load Balancing in the AADS Farm.

Built-in RDP FireWall

For details, see

• AADS Terminal Server Enterprise Manual
• AADS Terminal Server Small Manual

Smart File transfer between Client and Server

For details see,

• AADS Terminal Server Enterprise Manual

Online License can be re-newed using a browser

For details see,

• AADS Terminal Server Enterprise Manual
• AADS Terminal Server Small Manual
• FAQ

Notifications sent to the Administrator

Notifications can be sent if

• FireWall events: blocking of a Client.
• License: It is time to re-new the Online License.

For details, see

• AADS Terminal Server Enterprise Manual
• AADS Terminal Server Small Manual

Search and Sort options in AADS Maintenance Control

Within various screens of AADS Maintenance Control it is now possible to "sort" the information, and search within the information.