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Cannot access http (internet/intranet) from terminal server.
Half a year ago I created a policy to avoid users browsing internet on the terminal server. Now we need to allow again.
Tried to disable the policy "UserSettings/System/Inter
What to check for?
Tried to disable the policy "UserSettings/System/Inter
What to check for?
Abhay Pujari
Had this policy is applied from domain level?
ASKER
It's a policy that affects users logging on to ther terminal server.
The policy is linked to the Terminal Servers OU that I created.
DNS seems ok since I can do NSlookups
RDP sessions from the terminal server against an outside server works.
FTP against outside ftp sites works
It's only Internet Explorer that dosent show anything at all. It says " Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage
"
The policy is linked to the Terminal Servers OU that I created.
DNS seems ok since I can do NSlookups
RDP sessions from the terminal server against an outside server works.
FTP against outside ftp sites works
It's only Internet Explorer that dosent show anything at all. It says " Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage
"
Have you tried installing and uninstalling IE? Also did your group policy update?
ASKER
If I disable the RestrictCommunication in the policy the GPRESULT /V shows me this:
GPO: JN Terminal Server Bruger indstillinger
KeyName: Software\Policies\Microsof
Value: 0, 0, 0, 0
State: Enabled
If I enable the RestrictCommunication in the policy the GPRESULT /V shows me this:
GPO: JN Terminal Server Bruger indstillinger
KeyName: Software\Policies\Microsof
Value: 1, 0, 0, 0
State: Enabled
So the state is Enabled no matter what I do.???????
GPO: JN Terminal Server Bruger indstillinger
KeyName: Software\Policies\Microsof
Value: 0, 0, 0, 0
State: Enabled
If I enable the RestrictCommunication in the policy the GPRESULT /V shows me this:
GPO: JN Terminal Server Bruger indstillinger
KeyName: Software\Policies\Microsof
Value: 1, 0, 0, 0
State: Enabled
So the state is Enabled no matter what I do.???????
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Created a brand new user. Logged on and have same result.
GPUPDATE doesn't show any errors in eventlog
GPUPDATE doesn't show any errors in eventlog
Can you reset the policy on terminal server?
ASKER
How?
Try to follow this article on test server first (May be on virtual server) http://escapelogic.com/main/node/2.
ASKER
Thanks for the link. I will try this later today.
Not a problem. But update me here again.
One more for the same http://www.freebyte.com/hjsplit/. It is better than previous tool.
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Tried this linkand rebooted. But no luck http://escapelogic.com/main/node/2.
As mentioned earlier I can do this:
FTP to external or internal sites
HTTPS to external or internal sites
but CANNOT do any HTTP trafic? Strange I think.
Don´t even know if this is a Policy bugging me. Have looked in the firewall log and it tells me nothing, so I don't think the firewall is blocking.
What else can prevent this damn machine from doing http????
As mentioned earlier I can do this:
FTP to external or internal sites
HTTPS to external or internal sites
but CANNOT do any HTTP trafic? Strange I think.
Don´t even know if this is a Policy bugging me. Have looked in the firewall log and it tells me nothing, so I don't think the firewall is blocking.
What else can prevent this damn machine from doing http????
Sorry for my above post. It was just a mistake(About file splitter). Have you run gpresult on the server? Does it show any errors?
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SOLVED. The problem was AVG8 WebShield. When I disabled it HTTP trafic worked perfect. But tahnks anyway for helping me checking the policy status.