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I used that but the Termnal servers still are saying that they can not connect. They connect to a 2003 server with no problem. Not sure if it is a compatibility issue or something else. The version is pretty old though.
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I used that but the Termnal servers still are saying that they can not connect. They connect to a 2003 server with no problem. Not sure if it is a compatibility issue or something else. The version is pretty old though.

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I meant the clients are saying that they can't connect.
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I meant the clients are saying that they can't connect.

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Thanks for all your help. I think it has to be at least version 5.1. I installed 2003 64 bit instead. I now can use the 8gb ram and use RDP.
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Thanks for all your help. I think it has to be at least version 5.1. I installed 2003 64 bit instead. I now can use the 8gb ram and use RDP.

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What is the least compatible client version that will connect to a Windows 2008 terminal server? I have a client that has Thin Client boxes with RDP 1.6 and the boxes can not connect. Is there a work around? Thanks.
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What is the least compatible client version that will connect to a Windows 2008 terminal server? I have a client that has Thin Client boxes with RDP 1.6 and the boxes can not connect. Is there a work around? Thanks.

2008 RDP - Terminal Server

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