Everything looked good when I ran “journalctl –f” below is the output, but the 
connections still died. I have another guac that uses version 0.9.10 and I can 
connect to windows2012r2 just fine which is all I need. Once im in, I can hit 
2016 from internal RDP. Log Output=
Oct 12 15:21:20 guacamoletesting guacd[4122]: User 
"@90858207-e718-4093-aabb-f590f3626ba8" disconnected (0 users remain)
Oct 12 15:21:20 guacamoletesting guacd[4122]: Last user of connection 
"$fbf98964-ddbf-46b6-8e91-6369ea2f56ed" disconnected
Oct 12 15:21:20 guacamoletesting guacd[1303]: Connection 
"$fbf98964-ddbf-46b6-8e91-6369ea2f56ed" removed.
Oct 12 15:22:35 guacamoletesting guacd[1303]: Creating new client for protocol 
"rdp"
Oct 12 15:22:35 guacamoletesting guacd[1303]: Connection ID is 
"$be415e4d-16c8-44b6-8caf-5d70fb488911"
Oct 12 15:22:35 guacamoletesting guacd[4130]: Security mode: RDP
Oct 12 15:22:35 guacamoletesting guacd[4130]: Resize method: none
Oct 12 15:22:35 guacamoletesting guacd[4130]: User 
"@9b86d96b-1e53-4b95-bedb-ea4c4391edc9" joined connection "$be415e4d-16c8-44
Oct 12 15:22:35 guacamoletesting guacd[4130]: Loading keymap "base"
Oct 12 15:22:35 guacamoletesting guacd[4130]: Loading keymap "en-us-qwerty"
Oct 12 15:22:35 guacamoletesting guacd[4130]: Error connecting to RDP server
Oct 12 15:22:35 guacamoletesting guacd[4130]: User 
"@9b86d96b-1e53-4b95-bedb-ea4c4391edc9" disconnected (0 users remain)
Oct 12 15:22:35 guacamoletesting guacd[4130]: Last user of connection 
"$be415e4d-16c8-44b6-8caf-5d70fb488911" disconnected
Oct 12 15:22:35 guacamoletesting guacd[1303]: Connection 
"$be415e4d-16c8-44b6-8caf-5d70fb488911" removed.

I tried ssh, to a known good source and it just hangs. Could a ufw firewall be 
causing some problems? Do I need to configure anything with the Guacamole Proxy 
Parameter’s (GUACD). Or the Remote Desktop Gateway or Preconnection PDU / 
Hyper-V ?
Just trying to understand whats going on and why it doesn’t work!

Carter Sema
Network Support Specialist
cs...@acschools.org<mailto:cs...@acschools.org>
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From: Nick Couchman [mailto:vn...@apache.org]
Sent: Thursday, October 12, 2017 3:20 PM
To: user@guacamole.incubator.apache.org
Subject: Re: Guacamole Dropping Connections



On Thu, Oct 12, 2017 at 3:16 PM, Carter Sema 
<cs...@acschools.org<mailto:cs...@acschools.org>> wrote:
Check /var/log/messages or journalctl = see screenshot attached. This is all I 
have under /var/log. My Distro is Ubuntu Server 16.04. Any other locations 
where those guacd logs might live?


You can check /var/log/syslog.  journalctl is a command, not a file - so you'd 
just run "journalctl" at the command line, or "journalctl -f" if you want to 
tail the file.  I'm not sure if Ubuntu uses that or not.  The /var/log/syslog 
file might have information for you.

Alternatively you can start guacd in the foreground with debug:
/path/to/sbin/guacd -L debug -f

(after first stopping/killing any running guacd instances).  That will print 
out all of the guacd output to the terminal - then retry your connection and 
see what errors you get.

-Nick

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