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We recently discovered with our macOS users that they can no longer add workspaces from our on-premise Remote Desktop Services (RDS) gateway using the webbed.aspx URL. This URL worked previously on Macs and that same URL still allows workspaces to be added natively on Windows 10 PCs via the RemoteApp and Desktop Connections client.
Is adding those on-premise RDS workspaces via those webfeed.aspx URLs still supported on the newer Microsoft Remote Desktop client versions?
Hello,
We haven’t heard from you for a couple of days. Please let me know if there is anything that we can help here.
Hello,
Yes, it is still supported. You can check your RDS collection to see if your users are granted access in your RDS deployment.
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Hi Karlie. Sorry I did not seem to get notified of your reply. From MacOS, I have always been able to successfully connect to our RD web page to see and launch our on-prem RD apps. We were previous able to subscribe to the on-prem workspace via the webfeed.aspx URL pm the MacOS remote desktop clients.
Now when we go to add that same workspace it says "No workspace is associated with this url". Even though that same webfeed.aspx URL continues to work as expected on our Windows client machines.
Thank you for your help