RDP WAP54G unstable connection

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• NDAS reports an unstable connection and evetually disconnects.

  My cable (RJ45) connection to the Ximeta NDAS/Iocell unit has been stable for years without any problems what so ever.
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  Product: NDAS Software 3.72.2080 - Configuration has failed.

  several registered items on:

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  I'm really at a loss here is not able to identify the cause of this problem and how to repair. I proceeded to a "restoration" of before the 24/12/2014, and it has not fixed the problem. I can't contact Iocell as it appears that the company no longer exists or it doesn't have a Web site more.
  Please help me if you can.
  Thank you.

  Hello

  I suggest you to ask your question in the TechNet Forums, where we have of the support technicians who are well equipped with the knowledge on the issues of domain.

  Please visit the link.

  https://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/home?Forum=w7itpronetworking&filter=AllTypes&sort=lastpostdesc

  Answer please if you have any questions.

• Helps detect and block repeated RDP has no connections

  I wonder if anyone has found a way to detect (and then effectivly block) repeated failed RDP tries to connect.  I guess it's difficult because they are legitimate connection attempts that we don't normally block.  Run us several terminal servers and (correlated with new RDP according to virus recently announced) that we have seen of many attmepts login failed via RDP over the past months.

  I found a similar question that did not have a clear answer.  Anyone know how to set up a detection of flooding for repeated RDP connections?

  https://supportforums.Cisco.com/message/3365703#3365703

  I would like to find a way to block repeated attempts, but not to block all attempts, I need to keep the other source IPs unblocked the blocking mechanism.

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  You can try a signature of engine aotmic IP which is on port 3389. You can set the County event to the aggressor and the victim address pair and event the number to a decent amount (say 5) and a count interval to an appropriate interval event (say 30 seconds).

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  You can then set the action to "refuse the perpetrator victim pair inline" and all the traffic between these 2 guys will be blocked for a period of time (the default is 30 miniutes if I remember correct).

  Indeed, the signature will try to match 5 TCP packets in 30 seconds with a source port of 3389 and between the same set of IP addresses. If this condition is, it stops all traffic between these 2 hosts for a set period of time.

  Yet once, the numbers I mentioned above may not meet your requirement. You should maybe start wireshark and see the boss and match accordingly.

  I hope this helps!

  Kind regards

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• HP Photosmart e-All-in-On 5520: WI - FI suddenly unstable connection

  The WI - FI connection has suddenly become very unstable?

  I tried to uninstall and reinstall.

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  HP Photosmart full feature software and drivers

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• Spooler begins receiving false print jobs and they keep their appearance for as long as the RDP session is connected.

  We're RDPing from Windows XP to a Win2003Server machine.

  As soon as the connection is established the spooler begins to become bogus jobs... They appear on the spooler and quickly disappear (as is in printerd although nothing prints)
  Although annoying, appears not to be a problem more. The problem is when the printer is offline.
  I just erased more than 24 k jobs from a printer in offline mode.
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  I saw the problem listed on various forums but no official response from MS (or anyone at all).
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  Hello

  Because the Windows XP client connects to a RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol) of Windows Server 2003 session, I suggest you post this question in the TechNet Windows Server 2003 forum.
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• EA3500 unstable connection

  bought the router in August 2014.

  He was good at the beginning, then I found a few unstablity - sometimes ping the router 192.168.1.1 would see hundreds ms response time. That's when my connection grave and interenet speed becomes slow.

  It doesn't happen often, but once or twice a week. still annoying though.

  I wonder if it is the interference by the other Wi - Fi siginals around my neighborhood. (I live in an apartment wifi so many signals autour).

  Try to use an application on a phone like WiFi Analyzer to look at who is using what channels. You want to try to stick to the channels 1, 6 or 11, as they do not overlap with other channels. Looking for a channel where your signal is at least 20 or 30 db higher than the others. Also, make sure that you set your ssid to something else that linksys is different from other.

• Problem of RDP that RdP does not connect

  Hello

  I have a problem in my network. After installing win 7 in all
  be in my network, systesm disconnect from the network, I mean RdP is
  do not connect not not after awhile, if I toggle power settings in the control panel never & never system are
  RDP connection. If do forever & ever power settings, one of the motherboard gives
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  The question you posted would be better suited in the TechNet Forums. I would recommend posting your query in the TechNet Forums.
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• RDP fails to connect with anyconnect

  Hi all
  I have a problem with the configuration of an ASA 5505
  When my users connect with anyconnect they can only connect to the server, but when they want to connect to their own pc, it does not connect.
  When they are connected, they can ping their own pc even with the DNS name.
  When I let connect them trough the clientportal. They make RDP on their own pc.
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  Please indicate the following:

  Can you ping 192.168.1.14? and can try you to telnet to port 3389 to 192.168.1.14 invites back?

  In addition, if the connection that allows 192.168.1.14 different IP subnet RDP to the server? Is there a PC firewall that would block access? You can try to disable the Windows Firewall on 192.168.1.14.

• Problem connecting, Win 7, WPA - PSK (computer think it's WEP). Managed to substitute, but now very unstable connection.

  Hello, I use Windows 7 to my computer. Here wireless signal is encrypted with WPA - PSK TKIP, but my computer could not register as such (he believes that its WEP). I managed to force it to connect, by manually adjusting for WPA - PSK with TKIP (and the correct password) in the control panel.

  However, the connection is extremely unstable. Often, he simply stops working, although the icon says that there is a link. (Note that this window of available connection has a large red cross next to the signal, because he claims that the settings do not match. He just logs occasionally when I start).

  I wonder if there is a way to solve this annoying problem. I don't know what is causing the computer to see the signal as WEP, when it clearly is WPA - PSK.

  Oh, I found what I think, it is the router in the basement: that said on it: Motorola SBS101E.

  PS: I'm not good on the technical stuff (although I understand basic concepts such as network card drivers, etc., don't ask me not to disable or install a protocol without walking me through the steps).

  Thank you!

  As I wrote, your problem is probably related to the adapter wireless in your office. Maybe it's as simple as that requires an updated driver, but it remains to be seen.

  Result of your ipconfig is quite surprising.  Because you are in a university environment, if we cannot identify a problem with your wireless adapter, you may be able to request assistance from the University of the it Department.  See also comments below on the VPN.

  Here - is more as a matter of interest than anything else - what some of your settings mean:

  Wireless network adapter

  • Your card is a Realtek RTL8188CE Wireless LAN 802.11n PCI-E NIC (Realtek RTL8188CE 1 x 1 11 b/g/n Wireless LAN PCI Express Half Mini Card Adapter, which seems to be installed on Lenovo ThinkPads).
  • Your card is automatically assigned (usually by the wireless router, but see below) an IP address of 10.92.129.20.  This address is part of what is called a 'Class A' network, which is generally only used by very large organizations (for example, a University).  This suggests that this wireless network is from University wireless access point rather than a router connected to the modem cable into your basement.

    So it is possible that the antenna on your desktop computer wireless card is not in as good a place as your laptop computer to receive the signal. It's especially if your office uses a built-in wireless adapter, with the antenna at the back of the computer under a desk and near a wall. If you try USB wireless adapter for your desktop computer (or an antenna on an extension cord) move the antenna near a window, if possible.

  • The 'default gateway' for this connection (the address of the wireless router) is 10.92.128.1, which is in the same class A network.
  • The DHCP server (which is what affects your IP address card) is 195.130.132.102.  It is a public IP address belonging to Telenet/Pandora, a Belgian Internet service provider.  In almost all wireless home networks, the DHCP server is part of the router, so your situation is very different.

  Virtual private network (VPN)
  What complicates your Internet connection is the fact that you seem to be using a VPN. This is identified as the 'card Ethernet Hamachi.' I saw many posts complaining that the Hamachi software interferes with various other network connections.  For example:

  After the installation of LogMeIn Hamachi, my continuous wireless network connection disconnected from the internet every few minutes. The wireless connection is ok, but trying to access the internet, I get a message to reset the connection.

  Once I got disabling the network Hamachi (Control Panel-> network) connection and Internet-> network connections, everything is back to normal.

  It happens on two different routers, then the router is probably not the problem.

  This happens with the wired connection.

  I use Windows 7 Home Premium SP 1 64 Bit, Hamachi 2.0.3.89, Intel WiFi Link 5300 AGN.

  LINK

  This is beyond my area of expertise.  If you are unable to determine a driver (or hardware) problem with your adapter wireless and you have installed Hamachi VPN software on your desktop and your laptop, assuming that you really need, you need to get help from the support service of some entity required or recommended use of Hamachi VPN software.

• Windows 7 RDP refuses the connection, this computer cannot connect to the remote computer. Try to connect again. If the problem persists...

  Error is the standard:

  This computer cannot connect to the remote computer. Try to connect again. If the problem persists...

  The error I get in Event Viewer is the layer of security event 56 TermmDD the Terminal Server has detected an error in the protocol stream and has disconnected the client.

  When I disable RDP and remove certificate from the Office is restarted remotely and then restart RDP I get one login before it fails again. It also shows only the download of the certificate on the first computer that connects to try and MOP in. If I try to another, it will not download the certificate.

  No matter if I try anyway to RDP with Windows XP, 7, Server 2003, 2008 r2 and I tried all RDP to see if it would at least somehwat work.

  All computers on the domain work for RDP is only now a single computer.

  Error is the standard:

  This computer cannot connect to the remote computer. Try to connect again. If the problem persists...

  The error I get in Event Viewer is the layer of security event 56 TermmDD the Terminal Server has detected an error in the protocol stream and has disconnected the client.

  When I disable RDP and remove certificate from the Office is restarted remotely and then restart RDP I get one login before it fails again. It also shows only the download of the certificate on the first computer that connects to try and MOP in. If I try to another, it will not download the certificate.

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  Try to delete the driver from Toshiba and install latest Intel. You can find it on http://www.intel.com/support/wireless/wlan/sb/cs-010623.htm

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