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Guest Eduardo
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Hi guys.

 

I had a problem with our Windows 2003 Server.

 

We were working using Remote Desktop to reboot the server.

After reboot, some of servers couldn't login to Terminal Service.

 

I trayed to telnet selecting port number, but couldin't connect it.(NG using

netstat -n)

There were any message about terminal service on event viewer.

 

So, we decided to reboot again, using HP-iLO.

After that, server tuned on and terminal service worked again.

 

What is going on this server?

What is the problem?

Only way to fix it is reboot?

I looked around google, but I coundn't find any problem like mine

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Guest Jiazhi Ou [MSFT]
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Re: Can't login after reboot - Windows 2003 server

 

TS does not shut down the port on reboot. If it happens again, you can check

if the firewall is blocking the 3389 traffic.

 

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"Eduardo" <Eduardo@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:62535222-85C9-4F98-939C-ABE256E6562E@microsoft.com...

> Hi guys.

>

> I had a problem with our Windows 2003 Server.

>

> We were working using Remote Desktop to reboot the server.

> After reboot, some of servers couldn't login to Terminal Service.

>

> I trayed to telnet selecting port number, but couldin't connect it.(NG

> using

> netstat -n)

> There were any message about terminal service on event viewer.

>

> So, we decided to reboot again, using HP-iLO.

> After that, server tuned on and terminal service worked again.

>

> What is going on this server?

> What is the problem?

> Only way to fix it is reboot?

> I looked around google, but I coundn't find any problem like mine

Guest Eduardo
Posted

Re: Can't login after reboot - Windows 2003 server

 

Ok,

Next time I'll check it, and will report.

 

Thanks

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Always Shutdown works on Windows!

 

 

"Jiazhi Ou [MSFT]" wrote:

> TS does not shut down the port on reboot. If it happens again, you can check

> if the firewall is blocking the 3389 traffic.

>

> --

> This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.

>

>

> "Eduardo" <Eduardo@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> news:62535222-85C9-4F98-939C-ABE256E6562E@microsoft.com...

> > Hi guys.

> >

> > I had a problem with our Windows 2003 Server.

> >

> > We were working using Remote Desktop to reboot the server.

> > After reboot, some of servers couldn't login to Terminal Service.

> >

> > I trayed to telnet selecting port number, but couldin't connect it.(NG

> > using

> > netstat -n)

> > There were any message about terminal service on event viewer.

> >

> > So, we decided to reboot again, using HP-iLO.

> > After that, server tuned on and terminal service worked again.

> >

> > What is going on this server?

> > What is the problem?

> > Only way to fix it is reboot?

> > I looked around google, but I coundn't find any problem like mine

>

>


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