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Suddenly cant control client pc
I have been accessing a clients pc several times in the last 2 days to fix an issue. suddenly when i connect back on i cant control anything cant move the mouse or click on anything. this has never happened before its just this one client? what could have changed?simonoestop10 days agoNew Member61Views0likes3CommentsIssues Accessing Remote Computers from iPhone
Recently, I noticed that the LogMeIn App icon on my iPhone has changed and now I'm not able to access any of my computer remotely through the LogMeIn app on my iPhone. It keeps saying "Login Failed - Please check that you are entering the user name and password that you use to log into your computer." I'm entering my username and password exactly the same way as if I am sitting in front of my computer but it's still not working. Has anyone come across this issue?Lox71110 days agoNew Member26Views0likes1CommentOutdated and vulnerable OpenSSL v3.0.14.0 in use
Apologies if this has been asked already but I couldn't find anything relevant. Most of our LMI clients use an outdated and vulnerable version of OpenSSL (v3.0.14.0) This is way behind the current version of OpenSSL, what are the plans to update? Also, which is such an old version used anyway? Thanks RichRJ-user14 days agoNew Member20Views0likes1CommentCached Credentials no longer work?
Slower and slower computer connections... then broken screen blanking, broken multi-monitor support and now broken credentials caching? At first I thought it was my PC but now I am not able to used saved credentials on both computers I use on a regular basis - "Login failed. (1327) Enter the Windows user name and password you use when physically sitting at the remote computer." I'm getting so sick of LogMeIn... wish I had more time to explore other options... maybe it's time to just move on to ST.LockonCC16 days agoActive Contributor1.9KViews2likes12CommentsLogMeIn Intune deployment prompting users for login on certain devices
Hi everyone, I'm currently facing a challenge with LogMeIn where, despite successful installations, certain users are still prompted to log in manually every time the application starts. On about 15-20% of intune deployments it seems to have this issue prompting users for login. This occurs even though we've configured the installations to include the DEPLOY_ID when pushing the MSI. Here's what I've observed and tried so far: Registry Checks: We've inspected various registry keys on successful installs and installs prompting users for login and have not seen any differences. I have also verified that our license key is being passed into our license registry. Installation Versions: We've confirmed that we are using the latest installation package directly from the LogMeIn portal, specifically intended for mass installs. Log Files: We've looked application log files for any errors that could explain the login prompts but found nothing out of the ordinary. Hardware Verification: We have also checked the hardware settings to ensure there are no underlying issues that could affect the software’s operation, and everything meets the necessary requirements. This seems to happen with models that it succeeded on previously. I have referenced the two articles/posts below as well. Trying to deploy from intune | GoTo Community GoTo Resolve unattended MSI deployment in Intune (Microsoft Endpoint Manager) - GoTo Resolve Support Would there be any way to check any of the client install files or any registry keys that may point us to why this failure occurs? Thank you in advance.Solvedanguss17 days agoActive Contributor133Views0likes7CommentsGoTo and Logmein's Failure to keep up with IT Needs - Microsoft ID Authentication
More and More computers are being setup with Microsoft ID Authentication and Logmein Central has NO METHOD to Authenticate! I have been a LogMein Central Admin for 10 years and have had no problem Logging into remote computer's connected to our Domain or had Local Profiles. If I did it was because I had the wrong username or password. The verbiage in the Authentication portion of a remote connection states: 'Enter the Windows user name and password you use when physically sitting at the remote computer.' Well that's just more and more wrong these days. New computers running Windows 11 and 10 are forcing setups to use a Microsoft ID and making it increasingly hard to setup a local profile. More and more computers are using Windows Hello. Biometrics, or pincodes are the only things users ever use to get into their machines. Both of which Logmein has no method to Authenticate with. This is becoming more and more frustrating as I need to connect to these PC's and GoTo / Logmein Support has no legitimate answer on how to connect! I am surprised there aren't more articles from frustrated Admins like myself. After this post I have to start looking for a GoTo/Logmein Replacement because it doesn't look like they are going to do anything or that they even recognize there is a problem. It's not going to go away it's just going to get worse as Microsoft moves farther away from local profiles.CkGottafly20 days agoNew Contributor356Views0likes5CommentsmacOS Sequoia 15.2 - LMI Run at Boot?
I feel like I have to be doing something wrong, but I can't figure it out. We got a new 2024 Mac Mini M4, and I'm working on configuring it to function basically the same as our old/existing 2019 iMac (which runs Ventura 13.7). I got LMI installed on the new Mini, I got all the permissions granted, etc. It works fine - but only after one of the Mac user accounts is logged into locally, and not immediately after system boot. Immediately after system boot, my LMI admin portal still shows the Mac Mini as offline (even though I am physically looking at the machine being online). If I walk over to the Mini and log into any of the Mac user accounts, then the Mini immediately shows as online in my LMI admin portal, and I can remote control as normal. If I then log out of all Mac user accounts (but otherwise leave the Mini powered on), it still shows as online in my LMI admin portal, and I can still access it for remote control. But now if I reboot the Mini, after it finishes booting (and I tried waiting a few minutes), it shows as offline and can't be reached. I wasn't expecting the "switch on" button to do anything at this point, and indeed it doesn't seem to. I tried: double-checking all Security & Privacy permissions, and they all seem to be granted. looking through LMI Control Panel to check for any settings seeming to be about boot behavior. uninstalling and reinstalling the LMI host software. checking for and installing all available software updates. checking for any LMI software updates (nope - host already on 13393) comparing /library/launchdaemons to the older iMac - they seem to match. using nano to examine the plist, runatload is set to true, as is keepalive. comparing /library/launchagents to the older iMac - the names of the plist files which are present seem to match, although when using nano to view their contents, it seems that they are a different format/structure (totally different content). googling and chatgpt'ing for help. I can't seem to find anyone else experiencing this issue. Can anyone recommend anything I might be doing incorrectly? Or is there any chance that Sequoia 15.2 broke something which needs to be fixed now?Solvedetb2 months agoContributor133Views0likes3CommentsOne2Many failures
Hello, My business has used One2Many to some basic software distribution. However many times it fails on every computer for no discernible reason. One day it will fail on a number of computer and another day it successfully completes on those exact same computers. Is there anywhere to get any actual logs, not just a count of how many computers ran and failed (completely useless)? So is there anything that can tell me why its failing? Thank you all.Solveddjamc2 months agoNew Member90Views0likes5Comments