SBS 2003 remote desktop problem wikt RWW

[killcity]

I have SBS 2003 server running remote web workplace. Until last week all users could connect to their desktops from home via remote web workplace. But now, none of them can. If I VPN in to the server I can connect to the computers via terminal with in the network but if I try through RWW I get this message. The client can not connect to the remote computer. Remote connections might not ECT (RDP is allowed on all the computers) computer might be to busy ( no when testing computer is on and ready for me to logon.). I have checked that all services are started, also restarted remote connection and routing and I can see nothing that has changed for this to happen, sorry one thing has changed the admin password.
I have looked at and tried everything I can think off.
Restarted server
Stopped and restarted nearly every service on the server.

Does anyone know if there has been an update that might have been applied automatically that could have caused this?

All the desktop PCs are XP Pro SP2. All were accessible.

If anyone has ANY ideas, I'd be grateful.
Many thanks Steve

 

[ShackDaddy]

You didn't run Windows 2003 SP2, did you?

I would personally re-run the Connect to the Internet and Mail Wizard in the SBS task console. Just keep all the same settings, but it will refresh all the settings that it originally made, and that may well resolve your problem.

ShackDaddy
Shackelford Consulting

 

[killcity]

Hi have already tried that twice lol. this made no diff the problem in my mind is that i can remote to a pc if i remote desktop to the server then connect to a computer but it will not do this through the RWW. all the services are running and nothing has been changed by me.
steve

 

[ShackDaddy]

Do you have SharePoint installed on this server, or did you remove it? And did you install SBS SP1?

ShackDaddy
Shackelford Consulting

 

[killcity]

Hi yes i have sharepoint installed and i have not uninstalled it and sp1 has been on the server from the day I setup it up
steve