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I am experiencing something i can not reproduce on other computers at our
office. I work as the admin from a remote office and use a vpn connection
with the Administrative Remote Desktop console to connect to workstations at
the head office. Up until recently, all of this has worked without any
problems. Now all of a sudden one machine will disconnect about a minute
after supplying the login credentials. There is no error message displayed,
nothing warning you that "you dont have sufficient rights" or "local policy
does not permit". The screen goes from logging on, to black, to
disconnecting. This happens both, when I try connecting as the local user or
administrator. I know that the users do have access to connect, so that is
not the problem.
Now, if i have the user restart the computer, and then i connect before they
log on, then Remote Desktop works. however, when the user leaves for the day,
and does a Shutdown, Log Off. The problem reoccurs.
I don't know what is causing this disconnection to happen, and can not find
any other cases of people experiencing this sort of problem.
TIA,
office. I work as the admin from a remote office and use a vpn connection
with the Administrative Remote Desktop console to connect to workstations at
the head office. Up until recently, all of this has worked without any
problems. Now all of a sudden one machine will disconnect about a minute
after supplying the login credentials. There is no error message displayed,
nothing warning you that "you dont have sufficient rights" or "local policy
does not permit". The screen goes from logging on, to black, to
disconnecting. This happens both, when I try connecting as the local user or
administrator. I know that the users do have access to connect, so that is
not the problem.
Now, if i have the user restart the computer, and then i connect before they
log on, then Remote Desktop works. however, when the user leaves for the day,
and does a Shutdown, Log Off. The problem reoccurs.
I don't know what is causing this disconnection to happen, and can not find
any other cases of people experiencing this sort of problem.
TIA,