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What is the exact error message you are receiving?
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What is the exact error message you are receiving?

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Hi all,<br />
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I have a strange issue that I am struggerling to know where to go.<br />
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I have a terminial server in Holland that users from all over the world connect to. For somereason copying from the Holland TS server to any server/laptop in the French location fails, with path to deep unless the file is less than about 44kb then it works fine.<br />
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I thought it was likely to be the network however from a seperate server in the same location as the TS I can copy any size of file to the french location.<br />
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note from any other location I can copy from the Holland server with no issue, and also from any other location I can copy too the french location. <br />
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So I have one server which refuses to copy large files to one network segment. <br />
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Does anyone have any idea where I can start to look? The network team say there are no errors on the network that they can see....
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Hi all,

I have a strange issue that I am struggerling to know where to go.

I have a terminial server in Holland that users from all over the world connect to. For somereason copying from the Holland TS server to any server/laptop in the French location fails, with path to deep unless the file is less than about 44kb then it works fine.

I thought it was likely to be the network however from a seperate server in the same location as the TS I can copy any size of file to the french location.

note from any other location I can copy from the Holland server with no issue, and also from any other location I can copy too the french location. 

So I have one server which refuses to copy large files to one network segment. 

Does anyone have any idea where I can start to look? The network team say there are no errors on the network that they can see....

Copying files

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