1 Feb 2020: ChangeLog AADS Terminal Server (Build 170.1)
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Using GeoIP Location filtering offers the ability to have either a White List or a Black List with Countries.
Only RDP and/or SSL connections from the listed countries are accepted by the AADServer.
When using a Black List, all RDP and/or SSL connections from countries on the Black List will be blocked. Connections from all other countries in the world are allowed.
Note: The countries mentioned in these examples, are only mentioned here as an illustrative example. The mentioning of these countries should not interpreted as some kind of recommendation or statement about these countries.
For each command line, the Administrator can select wether or not AADServer translates the Environment Variables to their appropriate values, or not, prior to executing the Application.
For each command line, the Administrator can select wether or not AADServer translates the Environment Variables to their appropriate values, or not, prior to executing the Application.
WDDM has been introduced with Windows Vista. And occasionally it is a source of trouble...
Up till Windows 10 build 1909 (November 2019), WDDM problems could result in the process DWM.EXE using 100% cpu load.
With the introduction of Windows 10 build 1909 (November 2019),
WDDM problems can result in Windows Event ID 10110 and 10111
Whenever AADS detects these WDDM problems, it will change the WDDM Policy such that XPDM is used.
Up till now (1 FEB 2020) the use of XPDM never seem to give any trouble...
DockDesktop did not save-and-read its settings. Due to this bug, DockDesktop did not, for example, memorize its screenposition after a reboot of the server.
This is fixed.
Fixed a sorting error when showing Firewall RDP or SSL logging.
Various updates with under-the-hood fixes based on support cases and ZIP Support Files we have received in the past period.
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