There's a lot of them, which isn't the big problem. I just started a new job and am finding there's a lot of housekeeping to be done, including printers. In that Spirit, today debuts the first DIY Spark. Year now, and one thing is abundantly clear, Ricky Nelson was correct in his I have been writing Spark once every two weeks for over a
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Spark! Pro Series - March 4th 2022 Spiceworks Originals.They are an industrial manufacturer and therefore have very little control over the settings on the devices they must work with. I have a potential client who has asked me for a solution to a very unique network issue. 7 network devices with the same IP on the same network and can't change IPs Spiceworks Support.My networking knowledge is very minimal so I'm not sure how I can prove that this error lies with their network.Īny thoughts on what else I can troubleshoot, or advice would be greatly appreciated! He also took a look at my user's RDP issue, what he looked at I don't know, but said he believed the RDP connection was on our side and not affected by their network.įor further testing I took the remote user's desktop home to test the VPN has not disconnected once in 219 minutes, and RDP has disconnected on me once for about 3 seconds, then reconnected fine.Īm I right to strongly feel that this is not a hardware, software, or error with our network, and that most likely the issue lies with their network set up? An IT guy for that office ran tests and checked it out (I have no idea what he did), but said he could not find any network issues. I've only been in IT for a little less than a year, and find myself at my wits end. Could this correlate to the frequent RDP disconnects? Other users at that remote office have complained of frequent disconnects from the internet and other times being connected to the internet but having services such as Google Drive frequently disconnect. Remote desktop is enabled on the host, I even double checked the registry. I looked at the terminal server logs on both the host and terminal server in event viewer, as far as I can discern, there are no clues as to what the issue may be. The host is set to automatically obtain an IP, and when they log into the VPN they are assigned an IP within our network. The user is able to log into the terminal server within our network and stay connected with no issues. I have other remote users, who work in other offices and work from home. The user did not have this issue before the change. Sometimes they will be completely kicked off the internet and need to log back into the VPN then RDP again. Sometimes it will only take a second to reconnect, other times several tries. Since that change the user has not been able to stay connected to RDP for more than 20 minutes or so.
Recently that office changed their network infrastructure. They connect to our network using a Sonicwall VPN and then RDP onto a terminal server. I have a remote user who works in a sort of collaboration office.
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