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I have a Windows 2000 Server running terminal services that my PC users have
a problem staying connected to. Once the PC users connect to the RDP Session
and leave it idle for a undetermined amount of time - they get dissconnected
from their session. The oddity is that all of the users using Thin Clients
have no problems staying connected, even when idle.
The Server is a new Dell Poweredge with Intel NICs multihomed for a LAN and
Wan. The Wan is a DMZ to the SonicWall firewall. I Have all of the RDP
sessions configured so that is not the cause of the disconnects. I am
starting to grasp a straws. The event viewer shows no errors and their are
plenty of licenses for Windows and Terminal Server CALS (Per Seat)
The server is a member server to a domain and the computer itself has been
placed in a group policy in Active Directory to lock down the entire server.
I have removed the group policy and still receive the same disconnect.
All of the branch offices connect over T1s using SonicWall TZ170s (VPN
Connection) to the host SonicWall 3060 Connecting to the internet via OC3.
Our connectivity is solid for the datacenter and have had no connectivity
problems form the branch offices either.
I am convinced that there is something wrong with the server itself, but I
am open to any suggestions.
Thank you in advance!!!!!!!!!!!!
Chris
a problem staying connected to. Once the PC users connect to the RDP Session
and leave it idle for a undetermined amount of time - they get dissconnected
from their session. The oddity is that all of the users using Thin Clients
have no problems staying connected, even when idle.
The Server is a new Dell Poweredge with Intel NICs multihomed for a LAN and
Wan. The Wan is a DMZ to the SonicWall firewall. I Have all of the RDP
sessions configured so that is not the cause of the disconnects. I am
starting to grasp a straws. The event viewer shows no errors and their are
plenty of licenses for Windows and Terminal Server CALS (Per Seat)
The server is a member server to a domain and the computer itself has been
placed in a group policy in Active Directory to lock down the entire server.
I have removed the group policy and still receive the same disconnect.
All of the branch offices connect over T1s using SonicWall TZ170s (VPN
Connection) to the host SonicWall 3060 Connecting to the internet via OC3.
Our connectivity is solid for the datacenter and have had no connectivity
problems form the branch offices either.
I am convinced that there is something wrong with the server itself, but I
am open to any suggestions.
Thank you in advance!!!!!!!!!!!!
Chris