I'm still looking for a solution to this as well. Anyone have any new ideas?

there is no tsgate suport in linux, Ive been waiting for well over a year for it.

figures. oh well, guess i'll get in line

I'd also really love a solution to this, so bump.

I've tried current versions of rdesktop (1.6.0) and gnome-rdp (0.2.3). Still no 6.0 support. It's really frustrating because I use linux for everything at home and it can't do standard secure RDP over TLS. Crock of balls.

May try the wine approach but i superhate the idea.

EDIT: for reference (download of RDP 6.0 link included):
http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManage...TestingId=2310
Changed Wine to Windows 2000 setting (so it would even install), crashes every time I to connect. Go figure.

ya. i don't ever expect this to be supported. sucks but just the way it is, unfortunately

Well, in all fairness, that test was done with a version of Wine that's well over half a year old. It might be worth testing it with the 1.2 release-candidate branch (currently at 1.2-rc4).

I tried with 1.0.1-0ubuntu8. But that's a good idea, I should try a tarball from winhq for the 1.2 branch. Or maybe something like CrossOver if I can find my license. Thanks for kicking me in the thinking butt.

As virtualizationg and compatability layers like Wine mature they will eventually catch up. The down side is that by that time you might need RDP V7 lol.

Still no solution for this, it seems. Just one of those occasions where Windows does it better.

I don't know about "better"...but I'll go with "different".

Unsure why MS has to decide to do their own thing, rather than going with a well-established standard. VNC certainly works for everything else, BUT MS....

Hi

There is a Java client that I think will do it. But it's not open source and a bit expensive. I guess it will be easier to use than running Windows in a virtual machine or something. I tried it many years ago, but never tried RDP 6. But I looked on the feature list, and they say it supports RDP 6. You can download an evaluation and test if it suits your needs.

http://www.hobsoft.com/products/connect/jwt.jsp

hey Invisible, i realize this is way outdated by now, but if you're still looking (and in case anyone else is interested) try connecting to the gateway server directly, then after you're in the server use the windows rdp client to connect to the machine on the network.

i came across the same issue and was able to get through using this 2-step process, but requires that you have athorization on the gateway server.

Hope this helps. Ps, i'm on opensuse 11, using KDE Remote Desktop Client but it should work for whichever rdp client you're using.

Mel

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@melquiades999: What gateway server are you talking about?

In other news, Microsoft made RDP specifications openly available via the MSDN library. I'm not sure how much of the protocol is documented, but I'm thinking that open source tools should be able to leverage the more advanced (read: already several years old) functions of RDP.

Not that I've looked in a very long time, however. I use VNC for everything now.

cipherus: the OP said he was trying to use remote desktop through a TS gateway.