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Terminal Services 2008 Locking up Over internet but not over LAN
I have a Server 2008 not R2, setup on my site, i changed the listening port to 60000, I have terminal services setup with a liscense server and everything actived. The Firewall is a Juniper NS-5GT. I have port 60000 opened aiming at my local ip.
Here is my issue.
If i remote into this server on the LAN it works flawlesly, however if i login through the internet or by using my public IP it will login to windows and the start freezing and loosing connection.
Does anyone have any ideas for this? I am trying to get this workign so that i can upgrade our current term server which is Server 2003, I would like to use the remote app feature in Server2008.
Current Term Server is port 3389
New one is 60000
Here is my issue.
If i remote into this server on the LAN it works flawlesly, however if i login through the internet or by using my public IP it will login to windows and the start freezing and loosing connection.
Does anyone have any ideas for this? I am trying to get this workign so that i can upgrade our current term server which is Server 2003, I would like to use the remote app feature in Server2008.
Current Term Server is port 3389
New one is 60000
What is freezing? The whole server or just the 1 RDP session? Try changing the port number to 3390 instead of 60000.
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The session freezes. But it doesnt really because if i remote in from the itnernet and it freezes then i remote in on the LAN into the same session i can use it.
MTU size probably. Try changing the MTU size on the TS. But before doing it I would also suggest some changes as explained here:
http://terminal.servebeer.com/php/flaky_connections.php
The MTU change is described here:
http://www.msterminalservices.org/articles/Poor-Bandwidth-Latency.html
Cláudio Rodrigues
Citrix CTP
http://terminal.servebeer.com/php/flaky_connections.php
The MTU change is described here:
http://www.msterminalservices.org/articles/Poor-Bandwidth-Latency.html
Cláudio Rodrigues
Citrix CTP
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And changing the port did not work. We are on a T-1,
ya know it works ifn eiwth server 2003 but not on serve r2008, What changed in terminal services between the two versions? Becuase i can remote into my TS 2003 no problem and it doesn tlockup, but my server 2008 terminal server locks when i go into it from the internet.
ya know it works ifn eiwth server 2003 but not on serve r2008, What changed in terminal services between the two versions? Becuase i can remote into my TS 2003 no problem and it doesn tlockup, but my server 2008 terminal server locks when i go into it from the internet.
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nope MTU was not the issue. Locked still
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And now that i have changed the settings i belive i see whats hapening, The connection is dropping over and over, and reoccnnecting, But it has to be somethign with server 2008 beucase it works perfect with server 2003
I log in it locks then i see the connection window and it re-connectes that locks and does it all over again
I log in it locks then i see the connection window and it re-connectes that locks and does it all over again
What server are you running? Dell or HP? Make sure you update to the lastest network drivers.
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I have the latest intell v1000 drivers from windows
also, Why woudl that affect the public access and not the lan access?
also, Why woudl that affect the public access and not the lan access?
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Its a RackableSystem Tyan motherboard Dual Xeon 2.66 with 4gb
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Well i have a post on a Juniper Forum also to see what is wrong. I figured it was my firewall, Its something that goes to the internet. And that woudl be my Juniper Netscreen NS5GT. Any ideas?
I believe I answered the question. http:#a26065963
I believe I answered the question. http:#a26065963
I'm objecting that the question was answered in this zone. We have determined this is not a problem with Window 2008 Terminal server which I stated above.