Denis Loginov

pb4072, no there is a specific setting in the group policy that allows older versions clients to connect (XP, 2000) and not just Vista/7/8. It is located in Computer Configuration\Administrative...

Yes, please see the screenshot above. Unforunately Microsoft doesn't yet have a help article specific to 2012 on this topic (or I just couldn't find it), but instructions are essentially...

This is not done through Server Manager (unless you configured RD Broker etc.). You should directly edit group policy. Assuming your domain controller does not enforce these settings, start C:\Windows\System32\gpedit.msc...

Sorry, I can't see any picture. Could you drag&drop it in your comment again?

Sorry, what do you mean? Here, I can attach a png just fine. You can drag and drop it if you're in Safari. ![screen shot 2013-09-16 at 4 20 52...

Sure, though I noticed that your setting "Require user authentication for remote connection ..." is Enabled. To be able to connect with CoRD, you would need to disable it.

Same here. Native rdesktop client seems to have this problem too.

UPDATE: Turns out that this is an expected behavior with the new version of the [[MS-RDPEFS]](http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc241305.aspx) extension. From http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc669276.aspx: > " Section 2.1: In Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008, Windows...

Nope :)   I delved into rdesktop and now it seems to work! Committing soon.

Fixed in be94c5c