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avallach
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We have 3 WS 2003 Terminal Servers in our environment, one of which
has been sitting idle for years because of an Office error. I took it
upon myself to fix that problem today. Office was installed
improperly (possibly before the server was made a terminal server) by
a predecessor, and could not be removed gracefully. I removed it via
the registry then deleted the Office folders, rebooted, reinstalled
Office properly, all was well.
Then I tried to Remote Desktop to the server (named TERM3), which has
always worked. It won't connect. I try to telnet to 3389, I get
"Could not open connection to the host, on port 3389: Connect
failed." I go to the server's physical console, everything looks
normal. I delete and recreate the RDP listener using TERM1 and TERM2
as a model, reboot, still won't connect.
I can remote desktop from the server's physical console to itself and
it works fine. There is no firewall running on the system. I didn't
do any service packs or other updates, just brute-force-removal of
Office and then reinstall.
TERM1 is the licensing server, when I go to Terminal Server Licensing
I can see it's online and activated.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
has been sitting idle for years because of an Office error. I took it
upon myself to fix that problem today. Office was installed
improperly (possibly before the server was made a terminal server) by
a predecessor, and could not be removed gracefully. I removed it via
the registry then deleted the Office folders, rebooted, reinstalled
Office properly, all was well.
Then I tried to Remote Desktop to the server (named TERM3), which has
always worked. It won't connect. I try to telnet to 3389, I get
"Could not open connection to the host, on port 3389: Connect
failed." I go to the server's physical console, everything looks
normal. I delete and recreate the RDP listener using TERM1 and TERM2
as a model, reboot, still won't connect.
I can remote desktop from the server's physical console to itself and
it works fine. There is no firewall running on the system. I didn't
do any service packs or other updates, just brute-force-removal of
Office and then reinstall.
TERM1 is the licensing server, when I go to Terminal Server Licensing
I can see it's online and activated.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.