When encountering errors when attempting to access devices via Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) using senhasegura, it is important to perform appropriate validation to identify the source of the problem. An effective strategy is to consult the system logs, which can provide detailed insights into proxy operations and possible connection errors.
How to Validate and Diagnose RDP Errors:
- Accessing System Logs:
- For an overview of errors, use the command in the terminal:
tail -f /var/log/syslog
- For specific RDP proxy errors, access:
tail -f /var/log/senhasegura/proxy/rdp.log
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Web and Terminal Connections:
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If you are experiencing problems in other areas, such as web or terminal connections, consult the respective logs for these connections:
tail -f /var/log/senhasegura/proxy/web.log
tail -f /var/log/senhasegura/proxy/terminal.log
- Interpreting Logs:
- Monitor logs in real time using the
tail -fcommand, which allows you to see the latest log updates instantly. Watch for specific error messages, such as ‘TLS connect’.
- TLS Error Analysis:
- If you encounter errors related to TLS, this suggests that senhasegura is attempting a TLS connection that may not be supported or is misconfigured on the target device.
- ’TLS connect’:
- For specific solutions related to TLS errors, visit here.