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Ok this one is weird. I setup a new terminal server on Server 2008. We have 3 total, all VM's under hyperV. The other 2 are working fine, however this one is behaving very odd. From my station I can connect to it using the /admin and also a second regular RDP using a normal domain user. In TS manager I see both connections all seems well. Can also ping just fine.<br />
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Now when I go to a different workstation, I cannot connect to the server at all. Nor can I ping it. My gut instinct is a firewall issue, so the first thing I did was go into advanced firewall, and disable all 3 profiles (domain, private,public). Still can't ping or connect, but I can just fine from mine. No AV/Firewall software on the server or clients that I'm testing from. <br />
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The VM's are &nbsp;using the same network team, and the same network settings (less different IP of course). <br />
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Anythoughts?
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Ok this one is weird. I setup a new terminal server on Server 2008. We have 3 total, all VM's under hyperV. The other 2 are working fine, however this one is behaving very odd. From my station I can connect to it using the /admin and also a second regular RDP using a normal domain user. In TS manager I see both connections all seems well. Can also ping just fine.

Now when I go to a different workstation, I cannot connect to the server at all. Nor can I ping it. My gut instinct is a firewall issue, so the first thing I did was go into advanced firewall, and disable all 3 profiles (domain, private,public). Still can't ping or connect, but I can just fine from mine. No AV/Firewall software on the server or clients that I'm testing from. 

The VM's are  using the same network team, and the same network settings (less different IP of course). 

Anythoughts?

Cannot connect to RDP

Windows Server 2008 and Windows Server 2008 R2, based on the Microsoft Vista codebase, is the last 32-bit server operating system released by Microsoft. It has a number of versions, including including Foundation, Standard, Enterprise, Datacenter, Web, HPC Server, Itanium and Storage; new features included server core installation and Hyper-V.