RE: Cannot RDP to SBS 2003 Server

It's really a strange problem. I can't find any information in the event
viewer regarding this problem. It jus happend...

"WHGeorge" wrote:

Haven't received a response as of yet and have not been able to solve the
problem on my end
--
William H. George
VP, Operations
Quality Painting & Wallcoverings, Inc.


"Henk" wrote:

This problem happened also to me. Is there already an sollution?

Henk

"WHGeorge" wrote:

Exact thing has happened to me. I have been connecting remotely to my SBS
2003 machine successfully for a couple of years now, both from my home
compter and from my desktop in the office. Now all of a sudden (couple of
months ago), with no apparent reason, I cannot get connected from either
location. Error box reads "Remote Desktop Disconnected" and toward the end of
the dialog box "contact your administrator" (that would be me and I have not
been able to help myself one lick).

Got no idea what is going on, I likewise re-ran the wizard to no avail. My
only guess is some security update a couple of months back caused some
changes that resulted in the problem, but I have not been able to issolate.

Please let me know if you find a solution as I am guessing we aren't the
only ones experiencing the problem.
--
William H. George
VP, Operations
Quality Painting & Wallcoverings, Inc.


"John" wrote:

I frequently use RDP (Remote Desktop) from an XP Pro machine(s) from
inside and out of the office to connect to the SBS 2003 server.

Yet, I recently found out that I cannot connect to the server from any
location from any computer.

I have not made any changes, and I've been trying to see where the
problem has originated from.

I've re-run the Internet Wizard. I've checked Terminal Services to
ensure that it is running (yet the option to restart is not
available).

When I try to connect, I get the screen with the server name. It
initiates a connection, and then immediately disconnects stating
"Remote Desktop Disconnected. You remote desktop connection has ended
for one of the following reasons." But the suggestions aren't any
help.

Please help.

John


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