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I was able to connect now. But unfortunately seems to be unstable and I get disconnected.
And now it says, error http 503
So, it's really broken currently hehe.
Seems they have a referral service as well.
Click here...
http://runabove.me/DWFF
...sign up, and I get $10 credit after first paid bill.
Pretty cool!
How can I delete and create my desktop again?
I have this I.P. I thought these came with a dedicated I.P?
They don't have dedicated IPs.
anyone got rdp working on debian? browser usage is so insecure with passing logins via a god-damn browser, even if it's https. I'm not using important login details, but over on that desktop, but it's still annoys me that freerdp doesn't work with this.
nevermind, got this working
Just tried it out. Pretty cool that it works in the browser. Just used it to browse the web a bit, not really that fast. Don't really see how this could be used as an actually remote desktop to work on, way too slow/laggy from the Netherlands (ping about 20 ms).
I think it should be a lot faster using the actual Horizon client (didn't try it myself though).
On os x the horizon client doesn't work, it connects and I can see the windows 2012 login screen but stops right after.
Wow quite fast no lag.
Here with OS X 10.11 on a MacBook Pro no problem
Works fine for me. If it's cheap I'll buy it.
did any succeed in reaching machine ports? i allowed in windows firewall and in runabove cp but cannot connect! or is it ports not forwarded at all and won't be in beta phase?
Hi, is there any way to use normal remote desktop application with windows to connect this instance? any idea
Anyone else realised that using vmware-view client on debian the remote desktop automatically grabs your home/office locally mounted usb drives?
Where do you do this? I looked, but I was unable to find it.
Any hints on how to make this crap work?
I've done what you said with disk cleanup, freed up 2 or 3 gigs, also ran robocopy to erase the entire folder and my server died after restart after multiple "restores". It's probably my fault with robocopy nuking the folder.
With Windows I could choose whether I wanted to install the USB feature or not.
Now that you say that, I remember approving some usb feature before installing.
I have the issue that my applications do not keep running when I terminate the remote desktop session.
Does anybody know if there is a way to prevent this? Or maybe this is a wanted behaviour to save resouces on the host machine?
I ask because I installed Bluestacks to bot Clash of Clans. I started to play a few days ago but don't want to waste too much time for this game :-).
i have stream spotify and when i terminate it's still playing, i know coz i can see in last.fm that it is still scrobbling.
Thank you. Then it has something to do with the software I run.
I get a lot of times the desktop is unavailabe message. There's not too many options either to reboot your server or something.
Mine works perfectly, I also set up Tinc VPN and now simply connect to it by RDP, with none of that Horizon b/s.
However still can't think of any practical use. NATed IP with no open ports (and not even IPv6) is a deal breaker.
It does download/seed torrents really well, however not much disk space for torrents, and I don't need a seedbox anyway.
I really don't understand how a desktop "as a service" is different than a windows virtual server used for windows automated stuff/desktop/whatever.
I don't know what idea ovh had when their runabove sandbox windows servers already sounded fine if you survived the verifications/bans, which I didn't.
Just got this damnit xD
Mine just gets a blank screen after connecting and returns to the wm-view client screen.
I was able to reach ports on my instance from the outside with ngrok. Seriously, this tool is awesome.
are your desktop restarting everyday? every time after i login my uptime is 8 or 9 hours uptime