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Scott Loban
I use a Win2K server via RDP/Terminal Services. I connect
to the server via a VPN, but my WinXP PC is not in the
domain.
I recently began receiving the "terminal server has
exceeded the maximum number of allowed connections"
error. Some users may have been disconnecting without
logging out.
I ran tsadmin.exe remotely using the steps described in
Q250991, loading the remote C$ share using local (to the
server) administrative credentials (not domain admin
credentials).
However, when tsadmin loads, it only shows my local PC as
a server - not the server upon which I ran tsadmin. "Find
all servers in all domains" doesn't seem to do anything
(which is probably good, because that would likely take
days in this environment)!![Smile :) :)](/styles/default/custom/smilies/smile.gif)
Any ideas as to what's wrong? I don't have access to the
server console, it's across the country. I don't have a
domain admin account to use. I could schedule a reboot,
if all else fails.
to the server via a VPN, but my WinXP PC is not in the
domain.
I recently began receiving the "terminal server has
exceeded the maximum number of allowed connections"
error. Some users may have been disconnecting without
logging out.
I ran tsadmin.exe remotely using the steps described in
Q250991, loading the remote C$ share using local (to the
server) administrative credentials (not domain admin
credentials).
However, when tsadmin loads, it only shows my local PC as
a server - not the server upon which I ran tsadmin. "Find
all servers in all domains" doesn't seem to do anything
(which is probably good, because that would likely take
days in this environment)!
![Smile :) :)](/styles/default/custom/smilies/smile.gif)
Any ideas as to what's wrong? I don't have access to the
server console, it's across the country. I don't have a
domain admin account to use. I could schedule a reboot,
if all else fails.