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Term Srv is running Windows Server 2003. For the past several months, I am needing to reboot the server to enable users to log on to terminal services. This happens more times than not. It seems that users can logon once remotely, and then they are unable to log on additional times, unless I reboot the server...how efficient is that?<br />
What do you think is causing this issue?
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Term Srv is running Windows Server 2003. For the past several months, I am needing to reboot the server to enable users to log on to terminal services. This happens more times than not. It seems that users can logon once remotely, and then they are unable to log on additional times, unless I reboot the server...how efficient is that?
What do you think is causing this issue?

Remote User unable to logon toTerminal Services

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