Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsnt.terminalserver.misc (More info?)
The host is a 2003 Server w/ Terminal Services installed. It's located out of state from here, so I can't put my hands on it. Whenever we use Remote Desktop Connection to connect, the host machine loses its ability to connect to the internet. I believe this condition persists even after logging off. The condition resolves after a reboot.
The host is also a web server, and I know that it will still serve up web pages after this problem occurs. So something is keeping it from getting anything whatsoever--even when pointing to its local ip address. There is some type of VPN that was set up so that the machine could replicate with the server where I am. I don't know if that's important or not. Any ideas?
The host is a 2003 Server w/ Terminal Services installed. It's located out of state from here, so I can't put my hands on it. Whenever we use Remote Desktop Connection to connect, the host machine loses its ability to connect to the internet. I believe this condition persists even after logging off. The condition resolves after a reboot.
The host is also a web server, and I know that it will still serve up web pages after this problem occurs. So something is keeping it from getting anything whatsoever--even when pointing to its local ip address. There is some type of VPN that was set up so that the machine could replicate with the server where I am. I don't know if that's important or not. Any ideas?
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