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win98 TS clients can no longer connect
The VPN's are still being established. You can ping the terminal servers. I have even ran port 3389 tests according MS KB article 187628 which executes successfully from the failing client workstations. Termserv CALS ARE available to the 98 clients - EVEN 98 clients coming through frame-relay connections can connect to the same 2000 terminal servers. No events are being logged whatsoever for "normal" Terminal services issues on the terminal server. What is difference with the communication of 98 machines? Are there tests that can be done to go deeper beyond "port pinging" in correlation with the necessary communication for Terminal services. Wouldn't the successfully connecting 2000 remote workstations be proving that the VPN tunnel is "open-enough" on the PIX's? Any help on this would be appreciated. I can't find no reported articles anywhere of this issue. Thanks