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‎06-14-2017 06:24 AM

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Product: T630 thin client

We're ready to rollout a new Server 2016 RDSH system, which will use t630 thin clients running ThinPro 6.1.

 

The clients connect fine to the server using FreeRDP RemoteFX acceleration, but I noticed that if you run dxdiag on the RDP session on the thin client, I see the following;

 

DirectDraw Acceleration: Not Available

Direct 3D Acceleration: Enabled

AGP Texture Acceleration: Not Available

 

Running dxdiag on the server itself, all features are enabled. The GPU in the server is an nVidia Quadro P5000.

 

I've been looking into this for a while, but for the life of me, I can't see why it's not working. I was under the impression FreeRDP 1.1.1 under ThinPro supported all acceleration features. Am I wrong?

 

Thanks

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