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Hi<br />
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Two problems have started happening and I can not locate the source of them. <br />
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We have a micro super PC running MS windows 8 Server 2012 as a domain. When a remote PC connects to it with Remote Desktop, it works fine but at random times it throws a code 0x112f error message. Once you push okay, it closes the remote desktop. Every time a remote PC tries to connect, it immediately throws that error message and closes the remote desktop there after. (so we can not connect to it at all after the first time the message pops up)<br />
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The server is also running an IIS Intranet web application, which also randomly turns off, and throws the HTTP Error 503. The service is unavailable.<br />
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If we restart the Super Micro PC, all problems are resolved, but only until they start occurring again. <br />
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Please let me know your thoughts on what the issue could be<br />
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Thanks in advance!
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Hi

Two problems have started happening and I can not locate the source of them. 

We have a micro super PC running MS windows 8 Server 2012 as a domain. When a remote PC connects to it with Remote Desktop, it works fine but at random times it throws a code 0x112f error message. Once you push okay, it closes the remote desktop. Every time a remote PC tries to connect, it immediately throws that error message and closes the remote desktop there after. (so we can not connect to it at all after the first time the message pops up)

The server is also running an IIS Intranet web application, which also randomly turns off, and throws the HTTP Error 503. The service is unavailable.

If we restart the Super Micro PC, all problems are resolved, but only until they start occurring again. 

Please let me know your thoughts on what the issue could be

Thanks in advance!

code 0x112f

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