Remote Access, Remote Desktop what is the difference? You are still trying to achieve the same thing. This is a file server. Is there a list of users? The other thing to look at is your Firewall. There is a list of remote user and they are all administrators on the domain.
There has to be something else wrong because I wouldn't be getting that error message when i attempt an RD connection.
And the fact that any client can RD any other client on the LAN as well as the server to any client leads me to believe that the problem lies in the server. Hi Diego, this may be a license issue. Good idea, but it doesn't apply to SBS. I may be wrong but I am sure by default Win 2K3 will only accept 2 Remote connections Check the "Users" Tab in "Task Manager" to ensure that there are no allocated but Disconnected Users I had a Similar problem when an external user just disconnecting from the Server without Logging off first.
If you want to extend this value, you need CALS as mentioned in my previous reply. Best regards, Nico. If you're asking for technical help, please be sure to include all your system info, including operating system, model number, and any other specifics related to the problem.
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Our database server for our medical system runs Windows server. Last month, suddenly, we were unable to RDP in to the server. However, our application server has been communicating with this server without difficulty and I can remote out from the database server to any location. My internet connection is also normal. No components have been changed we use a Sonicwall firewall. I have removed our antivirus, freed up disk space, verified Remote Desktop is enabled, verified Terminal Services "Limit number of connections" Policy, verified Terminal Services RDP-Tcp properties, Checked the terminal service is listening on the port , etc.
Any suggestions woould be greatly appreciated. BTW, I am the administrator, but in name only. I do not have training in server administration, so I will need it kept fairly simple.
Again, thanks for any help. Honestly, I've seen this happen on a server before but it wasn't my server and the person who ran it wasn't really interested in fixing it. Hopefully that'll help. If not, check the event logs for information, as TessellatingHeckler suggested. That said, I'd feel irresponsible if I didn't encourage you to upgrade this server to an operating system that's still in mainstream support. You also haven't said what database server you're running, but hopefully it's one that's still supported.
You can get that information here. As Joel Coel pointed out in the comments, Windows server no longer receives security updates. You have a responsibility to the patients served by your facility to keep their data private. I'd look at migrating to a new server before spending too much time fixing the old, out-of-support one. Sign up to join this community. The best answers are voted up and rise to the top. Stack Overflow for Teams — Collaborate and share knowledge with a private group. Create a free Team What is Teams?
Learn more. Asked 6 years, 4 months ago. A connection cannot be made without a working installed version of the control. When you try to install the Remote Desktop Connection 6. Or, you receive the following error message:.
When you use the Terminal Services Web Access TSWA Web site to connect to a remote computer or to start a remote application, you receive the following error message: This Web site requires the Terminal Services Client, which does not appear to be installed on this System. Install the latest client and ensure that you have the most recent Windows Updates before continuing. When you access your Remote Access Computers page by using Windows Home Server, you may receive the following error message: Add-on Disabled This Webpage is requesting an add-on that is disabled.
To enable the add-on click here. Additionally, when you try to connect to your Windows Home Server or to a home computer, you may receive the following error message:. Select "Trusted sites" and click on the Sites button. After you add the home server URL to the trusted sites list, you receive the same error message and you still cannot connect.
When you access your Windows Home Server by using Website Remote Access, you may receive the following error message:. Add-on Disabled This Webpage is requesting an add-on that is disabled. Additionally, when you try to connect to your Windows Home Server, you may receive the following error message:To connect to your home server or home computer remotely, the Microsoft Terminal Services Client Control add-on, or Microsoft RDP add-on must be installed and enabled for your web browser.
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