Result code 0x80070008, Help please

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Colleagues,

Could anybody help me with such an issue:

A client is trying to connect from a branch office to HQ by RDP protocol.
Sometimes ISA 2006 SP1 periodically at HQ and branch office drop packets
with the following result code 0x80070008 (NOT ENOUGH MEMORY)

Thanks,
Wladzislaw


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