Really strange TS connection problem
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Date: 06/22/04
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Date: Mon, 21 Jun 2004 22:24:21 -0700
Sounds like you've been busy?! Here is a tidbit, did you
run pathping from an offending machine? "Pathping" will
give you an indication of whether you're experiencing
some network degradation somewhere down the line. You may
find some issue in the building or maybe over the
Internet. The error you're getting is a lack of
connectivity to the server.
Have confidence in terminal services, it works. This
stuff is great, you just need to get the path working.
There are so many items to look for, but before we move
on, make sure you have a reliable connection from those
machines to the servers in question.
Bthompson@aboundsolutions.com
>-----Original Message-----
>I have a set of workstations at a remote job site trying
to connect to
>terminal servers at our main office. The remote job
site uses a
>satellite internet connection and Linksys router. There
are two
>servers at the main site - server1 is the ts licensing
server and
>server2 is the application server. Here's my problem:
>
>Several workstations at the remote site can't connect to
server2; they
>get this error:
>
>The client could not establish a connection to the
remote computer.
>The most likely causes for this are:
>
>1) Remote connections might not be enabled at the remote
computer
>2) The maximum number of connections was exceeded at the
remote
>computer
>3) A network error occurred while establishing the
connection
>
>I've tried just about everything. I've used both the XP
and 2003
>remote desktop clients, I've rebooted all networking
hardware, taken
>all other computers off the remote network, swapped out
cables,
>reloaded the OS. Other machines are able to make the
connection just
>fine, and some of the problem workstations can make a
connection to
>server1, just not server2. At the same time those
workstations can
>make a connection to server2 when using another internet
connection
>like a cable modem.
>
>At this point I just can't make any sense out of this.
Doing away
>with the satellite internet is not an option, but I
don't think that's
>really the problem since other clients are able to use it
>successfully. I really need some help with this. Does
anyone have
>any ideas?
>
>Thanks
>
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