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Can't seem to login sometimes
all my attempts to login are successful. never failed.
Logging into their daas beta is like the russian roulette for me.
@marl
Yes
windows server 2012 r2 is terrible for desktop usage. I can't imagine the shit people with windows 8 went through.
whats up with it?
Totally OVH's fault
more reliable i assume, and never times out for me.
not experienced this yet. (are you with virgin media by any chance?)
i think it's much easier as it's all based in 1 interface.
True, but this is same with windows 8.1
was this not a DWM issue? am sure MS patched that.
Task manager, but it seems quite unreliable.
cannot answer that one.
True, Running the likes of firefox on a single E5 core. disaster..
3.Yeah, I've been complaining about them on let for 1 month now.
those superhubs have a very short timeout problem. you might want to try modem mode
I tried my old router from 2008 or 2009, but it had dhcp client requests problems which virgin dhcp servers didn't bother to answer more than once.
So I had two days this week when contractors in our house changed our boiler, so you can imagine everything was upside down plus the router plus modem was plugged in and out all day.
In the end, I got tired of rebooting the modem(not possible to reboot the virgin superhub in modem mode) and the router all the time, plus I got shit from my relatives for the internet not working, so I put back everything.
I tried to plugin my router in access point mode to the superhub, but I didn't get internet connection from it today or the days before. I might try it again later.
Couldn't read the urgent news on FB?
No, but my relatives prefer to keep things as they were/are. They seriously put up a rant on why and what did I change with modem and my router.
I'm not a technician and I tried to explain my poor wifi connection upstairs, but it didn't bother them at all. They blamed my computer for that.
They never read the hundreds of customer complaints online about VM's not-so-superhubs.
use homeplugs
Kill your relatives. It's refreshing, trust me. (echo chamber laughter)
agree. but, it's free.
Oh, so you're on the short end of the blame game. Well, it's simple. Setup the modem in a way that you can sabotage it one day when you're away from home and your PC is closed - tell them to fork money for the new one because they broke it and rant about how could they be so irresponsible with the use of the internet
Anyone else having their desktop dead this morning? I've left my vmware view client logged in overnight and it said No route to host on connecting the desktop this morning.
I closed the client, restarted it and now I can't even connect to the "vmware-view-server" with "Unable to connect to server".
Just lovely
I tried to connect yesterday and didn't work anymore. Web interface was timing out when selecting the desktop.
Actually I didn't click OK, and this message just stays there for a few hours by now, the desktop isn't shut down or rebooted.
I've never been able to connect with the same users others reported
I lost all my files of my desktop, today i found it was reset to the default.
mines not available now.
"The assigned desktop source for this desktop is not currently available......."
Mine can't connect to the internet even when I'm logged into it. Strange. Not even firefox, openvpn or other stuff work on it.
You need to have another loopback RDP session within your current RDP session. You can refer to the link below for Clash of Clans bot VPS.
http://a.seoclerks.com/linkin/390924/vps-webhosting/391373/VPS-24-7-CoC-bot-service
Thanks for echoing that, mine got wiped as well. Oh well, not like there was anything important on it.
As for me I was trying to fix something (iirc trying out ways to set up IPv6 tunnel) and ended up disabling the NIC -- turns out the Horizon access is also operating through the same connection, so I lost all access to the desktop, with no way to even reboot it, the only knob that we get is "Restore", which claimed to "Delete applications only". But in reality it just resets everything to a blank state VPS. And I just couldn't bring myself to wrestle with this Windows all over again, starting from remembering how to turn off the stupid auto-lockout and all the way to adding it to my Tinc VPN. So currently it just idles, and sadly there is no "Delete" button.
Yeah , still useful for browsing and downloading possibly until the next wipe.
I also noticed earlier that if there's no active process on it, when you login the uptime in task manager appeared to be a few seconds or minutes.
It's not so obvious how to uninstall vmware-view client from debian jessie. It's not like it's in control panel/uninstall vmware view.
I've the 32bit client from https://my.vmware.com/web/vmware/details?downloadGroup=VIEWCLIENTS_LINUX_35&productId=421&rPId=9425.
It was simply sitting in my ~/Downloads/vmware folder.
I'm making this complaint as http://pubs.vmware.com/horizon-client-linux/index.jsp?topic=/com.vmware.horizon.linux-client-help.doc/GUID-9B5BE7D9-B4A9-4CBB-9534-7E65A813A751.html didn't work.
simply brought up the usual uninstall gui window and it got uninstalled(hopefully).
I will reinstall it, because I've ticked the usb part iniatially which is pointless.