VPN connections on TS server

[Guest SJMP]

Terminal Server 2003. I have routing and remote access configured. I see the

users connect to the server. But when I try to make a remote access

connection back to their machine the entire connection including the client

(remote) machine gets hung. I disconnect the session from the routing and

remote access console, but the remote machine gets hung. The remote machine

is running Vista SP1.

 

The problem is only on this 1 remote access server (TermServer). My old TS

running windows 2003 sp2 can make the connection fine.

 

Any idea? I am trying to look through group policy to see if something is

blocking this connection from working properly

 

Thanks,

SJMP

[Guest Jeff Pitsch]

Re: VPN connections on TS server

 

Why is terminal services on this machine? Have you posted to the

appropriate forums for routing and remote access as well? It may not be

a termserv issue on the client end but a routing issue.

 

Jeff Pitsch

Microsoft MVP - Terminal Services

 

SJMP wrote:

> Terminal Server 2003. I have routing and remote access configured. I see the

> users connect to the server. But when I try to make a remote access

> connection back to their machine the entire connection including the client

> (remote) machine gets hung. I disconnect the session from the routing and

> remote access console, but the remote machine gets hung. The remote machine

> is running Vista SP1.

>

> The problem is only on this 1 remote access server (TermServer). My old TS

> running windows 2003 sp2 can make the connection fine.

>

> Any idea? I am trying to look through group policy to see if something is

> blocking this connection from working properly

>

> Thanks,

> SJMP

>

[Guest SJMP]

Re: VPN connections on TS server

 

It is a TS. I also let users connect via routing and remote access so I can

work remotely on their machine.

 

Where in group policy do you set up all the Terminal server options. I think

I must of disabled something.

 

"Jeff Pitsch" wrote:

> Why is terminal services on this machine? Have you posted to the

> appropriate forums for routing and remote access as well? It may not be

> a termserv issue on the client end but a routing issue.

>

> Jeff Pitsch

> Microsoft MVP - Terminal Services

>

> SJMP wrote:

> > Terminal Server 2003. I have routing and remote access configured. I see the

> > users connect to the server. But when I try to make a remote access

> > connection back to their machine the entire connection including the client

> > (remote) machine gets hung. I disconnect the session from the routing and

> > remote access console, but the remote machine gets hung. The remote machine

> > is running Vista SP1.

> >

> > The problem is only on this 1 remote access server (TermServer). My old TS

> > running windows 2003 sp2 can make the connection fine.

> >

> > Any idea? I am trying to look through group policy to see if something is

> > blocking this connection from working properly

> >

> > Thanks,

> > SJMP

> >

>

[Guest Jeff Pitsch]

Re: VPN connections on TS server

 

termserv settings are under hklm/hkcu/admin templates/windows

components/terminal services

 

Jeff Pitsch

Microsoft MVP - Terminal Services

 

SJMP wrote:

> It is a TS. I also let users connect via routing and remote access so I can

> work remotely on their machine.

>

> Where in group policy do you set up all the Terminal server options. I think

> I must of disabled something.

>

> "Jeff Pitsch" wrote:

>

>> Why is terminal services on this machine? Have you posted to the

>> appropriate forums for routing and remote access as well? It may not be

>> a termserv issue on the client end but a routing issue.

>>

>> Jeff Pitsch

>> Microsoft MVP - Terminal Services

>>

>> SJMP wrote:

>>> Terminal Server 2003. I have routing and remote access configured. I see the

>>> users connect to the server. But when I try to make a remote access

>>> connection back to their machine the entire connection including the client

>>> (remote) machine gets hung. I disconnect the session from the routing and

>>> remote access console, but the remote machine gets hung. The remote machine

>>> is running Vista SP1.

>>>

>>> The problem is only on this 1 remote access server (TermServer). My old TS

>>> running windows 2003 sp2 can make the connection fine.

>>>

>>> Any idea? I am trying to look through group policy to see if something is

>>> blocking this connection from working properly

>>>

>>> Thanks,

>>> SJMP

>>>

[Guest SJMP]

Re: VPN connections on TS server

 

thanks

 

"Jeff Pitsch" wrote:

> termserv settings are under hklm/hkcu/admin templates/windows

> components/terminal services

>

> Jeff Pitsch

> Microsoft MVP - Terminal Services

>

> SJMP wrote:

> > It is a TS. I also let users connect via routing and remote access so I can

> > work remotely on their machine.

> >

> > Where in group policy do you set up all the Terminal server options. I think

> > I must of disabled something.

> >

> > "Jeff Pitsch" wrote:

> >

> >> Why is terminal services on this machine? Have you posted to the

> >> appropriate forums for routing and remote access as well? It may not be

> >> a termserv issue on the client end but a routing issue.

> >>

> >> Jeff Pitsch

> >> Microsoft MVP - Terminal Services

> >>

> >> SJMP wrote:

> >>> Terminal Server 2003. I have routing and remote access configured. I see the

> >>> users connect to the server. But when I try to make a remote access

> >>> connection back to their machine the entire connection including the client

> >>> (remote) machine gets hung. I disconnect the session from the routing and

> >>> remote access console, but the remote machine gets hung. The remote machine

> >>> is running Vista SP1.

> >>>

> >>> The problem is only on this 1 remote access server (TermServer). My old TS

> >>> running windows 2003 sp2 can make the connection fine.

> >>>

> >>> Any idea? I am trying to look through group policy to see if something is

> >>> blocking this connection from working properly

> >>>

> >>> Thanks,

> >>> SJMP

> >>>

>

[Guest George Yin]

RE: VPN connections on TS server

 

Hello,

 

You can try typing "rsop" (without the quotation marks) in the Run dialog

box, on the RRAS server and on the remote user's computer, to see if any

group policies relating to Terminal Services have been applied.

 

Additionally, would you please do some more tests to narrow down the

problem?

 

Test 1.

=====

 

You mentioned that you have another RRAS server, would you please try

asking the remote user log on to that RRAS server to see if you can RDP to

the user's computer from that server?

 

Test 2.

=====

 

Does this problem happen to only one remote user's computer or to all

remote users' computers?

 

Would you please try RDP to an internal computer on the same internal

network to see how it goes?

 

Test 3.

=====

 

If possible, would you please try allowing only one user to remote connect

to this RRAS server and then see if you can RDP to this remote user's

computer?

 

Sincerely,

George Yin

Microsoft Online Support

Microsoft Global Technical Support Center

 

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[Guest George Yin]

Re: VPN connections on TS server

 

Hello,

 

I am just writing to see how everything is going. If you have any updates

or need any further assistance on this issue, please feel free to let me

know. I am glad to be of assistance.

 

Sincerely,

George Yin

Microsoft Online Support

Microsoft Global Technical Support Center

 

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