Hi,
Thanks for the posting.
Per my understanding of your case, I think the Keyboard setting cannot be
the only cause under the circumstance. Would you mind let me know if there
are any other operation or symptoms related? When did you find the error?
Sometimes the anti-virus software can cause the connection settings. Please
check your system and let me know more about the issue.
Sincerely,
Carsyn Gu
Microsoft Online Partner Support
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| Subject: Terminal Services Auto Change IP from Static to DHCP
| From: "MR-KEN" <
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| Date: Tue, 23 Nov 2004 19:32:51 GMT
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| Here is something strange that happened today.
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| An Admin logged onto a Windows 2000 Domain controller using Term Services
| from an external users laptop (which is using a Chinese keyboard).
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| It seems that the session changed the static IP address to DHCP (it seemed
| to have happened as the user was logging on). I know that different
| languages keyboards can mess things up when using Term Services, but is
| something like this possible?
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