In only the win7Admin and in the win10Admin check the Connection field box labeled "console"Īnd look under Session Settings - RDP for "console" where it says: Guacamole will show you "*" for each letter you type in the password field so type carefully. In the Connection "field" under Authentication labeled "password" put: In the Connection "field" under Authentication labeled "username" put: Note: in the following those are curly "" braces not parentheses "()"! In guacamole you could create 4 connections, two for your Win7 and two for Win10. ASSUMING - the Windows UserID and Password are the same as the Guacamole UserID and Password. Now I still may not be understanding exactly what you are doing but.
#Rdpfor windows 7 windows 10#
If so, then you are using FreeRDP ( freerdp, whose Debian/Ubuntu package name is freerdp-x11) on that linux to connect to the Windows 7 or Windows 10 VMs? So I assume you are running Guacamole on a Linux VM/server/Desktop? okay, yes I misunderstood what you wanted to do. I used XRDP so much as a Linux RDP Server that I inadvertantly mixed the two. In my original post I'd mistakenly referred to XRDP instead of FreeRDP as the application that implements an RDP connection from a linux system to a Windows system.
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