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Network issues in Windows Server 2008 R2
Already once asked a similar question, but the answers, unfortunately, were not enough to put everything in order.
So, there is a “server” (in quotation marks, because the server is usually called uninterrupted and problem-free equipment), on which RemoteApp with 1C is running.
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It is worth updating the driver for the network card, or installing another one. Also check the brandmauer, and make the commentator's commands higher.
1. Disable IPv6
2. Make sure you only have 1 network adapter
3. Show ipconfig /all, route print for static address and ipconfig /all for dynamic address
the server is called uninterrupted and problem-free equipment
Well, I turned it off in network IPv6, it no longer connects via RDP. So, I'll write everything on Monday :(
For advice on chopping off ipv6, you need to beat the course textbook 70-642 on the head.
For some reason, ipv4 breaks for you, but for ipv6 everything works fine.
To begin with - which switch, transfer the network to 10Mbit / Half-duplex, and check if it works - increase the speed and turn on duplex.
By the way, same problem. Only the terminal server is lifted. The network behaves strangely from time to time.
Are all available updates for 2008r2 worth it? I had a farm at my last job, there were no problems with it - the same TS + 1c
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