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I have a SBS2000 server domain. In order to enable WAN connections, I have installed two W2K servers into this domain as TS servers in application mode. One TS server is a stand-alone member server; I have no problems with that one. The other one I have configured as a domain controller in this domain (so that I can use it as a TS license server). this server I have called "CQTS"
Now when I open Terminal Services Manager application, the SBS server and the stand-alone server appear in the list of available servers, but CQTS does not appear. This behavior repeats even when I open TS Manager from CQTS. Except for TS purposes, the servers see each other without any problem. In "Services" of CQTS, Terminal Services seems to be up and running. An RDP client computer can connect to both SBS server and the stand-alone server; however, when trying to connect to CQTS, it gives the error:
"The client could not connect to the remote computer. Remote connections might not be enabled or the computer might be too busy to accept new connections. It is also possible that network problems are preventing your connection. Please try your connection again later. If the problem continues to occur, contact your administrator.
I can ping CQTS from other computers; when I try to open a telnet session to its port 3389, it says
"Could not open a connection to <CQTS-ip-address>
There are no errors placed in the system or application event logs of CQTS after unsuccessful connection attempts
Any ideas or helpful tips? :-
Now when I open Terminal Services Manager application, the SBS server and the stand-alone server appear in the list of available servers, but CQTS does not appear. This behavior repeats even when I open TS Manager from CQTS. Except for TS purposes, the servers see each other without any problem. In "Services" of CQTS, Terminal Services seems to be up and running. An RDP client computer can connect to both SBS server and the stand-alone server; however, when trying to connect to CQTS, it gives the error:
"The client could not connect to the remote computer. Remote connections might not be enabled or the computer might be too busy to accept new connections. It is also possible that network problems are preventing your connection. Please try your connection again later. If the problem continues to occur, contact your administrator.
I can ping CQTS from other computers; when I try to open a telnet session to its port 3389, it says
"Could not open a connection to <CQTS-ip-address>
There are no errors placed in the system or application event logs of CQTS after unsuccessful connection attempts
Any ideas or helpful tips? :-