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since the ping is ok then there is no network / connectivity issues. did you tried to turn off the firewall / antivirus / internet security on it till you test? maybe they are blocking it.<br />
also. if you have hardware firewall, do you have access to the ports?
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since the ping is ok then there is no network / connectivity issues. did you tried to turn off the firewall / antivirus / internet security on it till you test? maybe they are blocking it.
also. if you have hardware firewall, do you have access to the ports?

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I haven't messed with the windows firewall and the RDPs are inside the network so not a external firewall issue. We use ESET for security and and I reviewed the logs and didnt see anything..
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I haven't messed with the windows firewall and the RDPs are inside the network so not a external firewall issue. We use ESET for security and and I reviewed the logs and didnt see anything..

kevin taylor

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Stolsie thank you, I will follow the procedures on your post and get back to you..
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Stolsie thank you, I will follow the procedures on your post and get back to you..

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Stolsie thank you, ended up being an IP Conflict but the culprit IP was a managed switch.. Argggg
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Stolsie thank you, ended up being an IP Conflict but the culprit IP was a managed switch.. Argggg

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your welcome. well done on tracking the fault. always feels good to solve a problem :)<br />
Kudos
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your welcome. well done on tracking the fault. always feels good to solve a problem :)
Kudos

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I have a server 2008r2 on a Dell 1U Piece of Hardware. For some reason RDP and VNC connections constantly drop and eventually will not let me connect again until I restart it. &nbsp;When I do a constant ping to the server it seems normal with the occasional 6 to 8 MS latency but not very often. I see nothing in the logs to indicate why its doing this. Any feed back on a place to start looking would be helpful..
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I have a server 2008r2 on a Dell 1U Piece of Hardware. For some reason RDP and VNC connections constantly drop and eventually will not let me connect again until I restart it.  When I do a constant ping to the server it seems normal with the occasional 6 to 8 MS latency but not very often. I see nothing in the logs to indicate why its doing this. Any feed back on a place to start looking would be helpful..

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