Recently a small number of remote customers attempting to install the RAS Client on OSX are experiencing 2 issues:
If they attempt to directly access the URL in the browser they see the error "RAS SecureClientGateway HTTP forwarding is disabled" which we expect, we have disabled the HTML5 client and expect them to use the installed client. However this shows they can access the URL of the RAS server.
Since most customers have no issues and this is limited to a small number of customers, it's not a systemic issue.
My questions:
- They click the configure link from their invite email, it redirects to their browser, and it eventually displays an ERR_EMPTY_RESPONSE
- Clicking the configure link may launch the Parallels Client but they the error popup "The specified remote RAS Connection could not be found"
If they attempt to directly access the URL in the browser they see the error "RAS SecureClientGateway HTTP forwarding is disabled" which we expect, we have disabled the HTML5 client and expect them to use the installed client. However this shows they can access the URL of the RAS server.
Since most customers have no issues and this is limited to a small number of customers, it's not a systemic issue.
My questions:
- Is this a known issue? It seems to be a recent development.
- Are there steps we can have them take to address the issue?
- Can we enable verbose logging on the client in OSX? The option appears greyed out and the logs at "~/Library/Containers/com.2X.Client.Mac/Data/ParallelsClient.log" don't contain anything that appears useful for diagnosing this.
