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Turns out it WAS the user - never mind
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Users of Windows Remote Desktop are unable to connect to the server - they don't even make it to the ID/PW prompt.<br />
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They haven't changed their settings and the server is up and running. &nbsp;Other users can connect to the server as well.<br />
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Tracert from the users pc to the Server ip are successful.<br />
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Why would someone be able to connect fine one day and can't connect at all the next?<br />
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Please help.<br />
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- Andrew
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Users of Windows Remote Desktop are unable to connect to the server - they don't even make it to the ID/PW prompt.

They haven't changed their settings and the server is up and running.  Other users can connect to the server as well.

Tracert from the users pc to the Server ip are successful.

Why would someone be able to connect fine one day and can't connect at all the next?

Please help.

- Andrew

Windows Remote Desktop access failure

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