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Yes, we have had a 2003 terminal server setup for about two weeks now... Everything works great and no problems at all.. Intially, we purchased Neoware thin clients running their native rdp client software and they work just great... even over a wide area network. Well we purchase the neoware boxes with Windows C.E. running the RDP client on it. I used this ce box in the home office on the lan and it worked flawlessly but when I went to one of my remote locations with the CE client, it would tend to disconnect and give an error message about there was a problem with the network and then disconnect. I have tried to put in static information like ip, gateways, I even put in a fixed network speed and I still get the message after about 5 minutes. The terminal server is not giving out any kind of error messages and the other users in the home office don't have any issues with the ce boxes there? Regardless, I put in the linux-based client in the remote location and they stay connected all the time. Has anyone every experience this issue. I have a full t-1 from end to end-Private Line. Not Frame connection. I have cisco routers on both ends and they are working correctly because there are not any other clients out there having any issue. Please advise. Thanks
Yes, we have had a 2003 terminal server setup for about two weeks now... Everything works great and no problems at all.. Intially, we purchased Neoware thin clients running their native rdp client software and they work just great... even over a wide area network. Well we purchase the neoware boxes with Windows C.E. running the RDP client on it. I used this ce box in the home office on the lan and it worked flawlessly but when I went to one of my remote locations with the CE client, it would tend to disconnect and give an error message about there was a problem with the network and then disconnect. I have tried to put in static information like ip, gateways, I even put in a fixed network speed and I still get the message after about 5 minutes. The terminal server is not giving out any kind of error messages and the other users in the home office don't have any issues with the ce boxes there? Regardless, I put in the linux-based client in the remote location and they stay connected all the time. Has anyone every experience this issue. I have a full t-1 from end to end-Private Line. Not Frame connection. I have cisco routers on both ends and they are working correctly because there are not any other clients out there having any issue. Please advise. Thanks
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