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I have approx 20 users succesfully using TS on W2K SP3 distributed on a
local lan or some from a branch office via a hardware VPN. I want to be
able to 'manage' the server from my home location using a dialup connection.
I have setup RRAS using its default settings - I have RAS get its IPs from
DHCP (a block of 10 IPs gets reserved) - I have given one user permission to
connect via dialup. The following happens . . .
When I dial up to the server I always get a successful connection and
authentication of the users logon credentials - no probs. When I try to
establish a TS session - I (19 times out of 20, or worse) get a 'Server may
be busy' type message - it is as if it cannot find the server. Once I do
get a successful connection to the TS I can work the remote desktop
indefinately with no further probs - it is just establishing that initial
session that seems to be so difficult.
I note that although the lan is using 192.168.111.x / 255.255.255.0 when I
'ipconfig' my NIC the interface for the remote is showing an IP of
192.168.111.x / 255.255.255.255 - this subnet appears to be isolating me
from the remote network, i.e. I cannot ping the server which is running TS,
AD, DNS, WINS, DHCP, etc. I am using the same IP range on my 'home lan'
i.e. 192.168.111.x / 255.255.255.0 - could this be causing the
roblem?? -or- is the subnet the issue ??
I am struggling with this one - I thought I understood IP, now I am doubting
myself - help
Stuart
local lan or some from a branch office via a hardware VPN. I want to be
able to 'manage' the server from my home location using a dialup connection.
I have setup RRAS using its default settings - I have RAS get its IPs from
DHCP (a block of 10 IPs gets reserved) - I have given one user permission to
connect via dialup. The following happens . . .
When I dial up to the server I always get a successful connection and
authentication of the users logon credentials - no probs. When I try to
establish a TS session - I (19 times out of 20, or worse) get a 'Server may
be busy' type message - it is as if it cannot find the server. Once I do
get a successful connection to the TS I can work the remote desktop
indefinately with no further probs - it is just establishing that initial
session that seems to be so difficult.
I note that although the lan is using 192.168.111.x / 255.255.255.0 when I
'ipconfig' my NIC the interface for the remote is showing an IP of
192.168.111.x / 255.255.255.255 - this subnet appears to be isolating me
from the remote network, i.e. I cannot ping the server which is running TS,
AD, DNS, WINS, DHCP, etc. I am using the same IP range on my 'home lan'
i.e. 192.168.111.x / 255.255.255.0 - could this be causing the
roblem?? -or- is the subnet the issue ??
I am struggling with this one - I thought I understood IP, now I am doubting
myself - help
Stuart