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Remote Desktop to a server. One server cannot get to a server, another server can
Posted on 2014-04-15
Hello,
I usually do an mstsc from a server to another. This time, the server I always use to terminal in does not to a windows 2012 server. The server does terminal in to other devices except a Windows 2012 server, recently updated. I can get to the Windows 2012 server from other servers, not just this particular one. I know it is NOT the server that I am running mstsc on. I can get to other PCS. It is the destination server, Windows 2012. Any thoughts would be appreciated. It has been working for almost a year now until the last set of update.
J
I usually do an mstsc from a server to another. This time, the server I always use to terminal in does not to a windows 2012 server. The server does terminal in to other devices except a Windows 2012 server, recently updated. I can get to the Windows 2012 server from other servers, not just this particular one. I know it is NOT the server that I am running mstsc on. I can get to other PCS. It is the destination server, Windows 2012. Any thoughts would be appreciated. It has been working for almost a year now until the last set of update.
J
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Well for starters I think we will need some more information
Do you get an error?
Can 1 ping the other?
What sort of account are you logging in with?
Have you done any troubleshooting? I mean like looking at groups etc..
Do you get an error?
Can 1 ping the other?
What sort of account are you logging in with?
Have you done any troubleshooting? I mean like looking at groups etc..
Please clarify below information also.
1. Is it prompting for username and password ?
2. If Yes, Try logging using local ID, Computername\username
3. Have you tried rebooting the server ? If not try once.
4. Are you able to access remote services ?
5. On any member server,
Start --> Run --> tsadmin --> Browse for non working system and reset the RDP and TCP connections.
6. Are you able to acess UNC Path for this server ?
7. Try disableing AV and Firewall on this server and check.
Further troubleshoot :
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-vista/troubleshoot-remote-desktop-problems
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows7/why-can-t-i-connect-using-remote-desktop-connection
General remote desktop errors : http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc780927(WS.10).aspx
1. Is it prompting for username and password ?
2. If Yes, Try logging using local ID, Computername\username
3. Have you tried rebooting the server ? If not try once.
4. Are you able to access remote services ?
5. On any member server,
Start --> Run --> tsadmin --> Browse for non working system and reset the RDP and TCP connections.
6. Are you able to acess UNC Path for this server ?
7. Try disableing AV and Firewall on this server and check.
Further troubleshoot :
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-vista/troubleshoot-remote-desktop-problems
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows7/why-can-t-i-connect-using-remote-desktop-connection
General remote desktop errors : http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc780927(WS.10).aspx
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