In the left pane of Server Manager, click Local Server.

Log onto Windows Server as a local administrator and open Server Manager from the desktop Task Bar or Start Screen.

Step 2: Configuring the VM operating systemĮxpand the section below that matches the VM operating system and follow the instructions to configure RDP services and related permissions for audio on the VM. If you see an ‘upstream server’ error, wait, and then refresh the browser to try the connection again. Audio in and out enabled – audio from the VM will play through the browser client and the VM will receive audio from the microphone connected to your local computer.īecause the RDP session runs from within the guest OS, allow extra time for the VM to boot and the RDP service to start before you try to connect with a browser client.Audio out enabled – audio from the VM will play through the browser client.

None – no audio in or out but the display uses RDP features, instead of the default Skytap display server.

From the VM audio drop-down, select the audio mode you need:.

Don’t edit this setting unless you’ve customized the Windows VM to use an alternate port for RDP.

(Optional) Set a custom port for the RDP connection.

If you're a standard user or administrator, work with your primary administrator to request this feature.

Include your name, email address, and the name of your organization.

If you're a primary administrator, contact to enable this feature across your account.

If you can't edit Alternative connection types, this option isn't enabled for your account. The Alternative connection types section expands. Next to Alternative connection types, click. The Hardware tab of the VM Settings page displays.Navigate to the VM Settings > Hardware page. You must configure the VM hardware settings to support audio connections over the SRA browser client. Step 1: Editing the VM hardware settings to support audio If the VM isn’t connected to an automatic network, see Attaching VMs to networks. Work with your instructor or Skytap administrator to edit these settings. If the Settings button isn’t visible, you don’t have permission to edit the VM settings. Navigate to the environment that contains the VM you want to edit.Ĭlick ( Settings).

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