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From: Ste on 18 Dec 2007 10:01 Hello, I've two domain A and B. Users in domain B have to login on a terminal server in domain A. Between A and B there's an external trust. When I try to login on my terminal server (windows 2003 std r2 sp2) I get error: Unable to obtain Terminal Server User Configuration. Error: The RPC server is unavailable. Event Id: 1219 Source: Winlogon I've verified online, there's a KB821929 from microsoft tals about an issue with winlogon.exe and roaming profiles, but is not applicable to my system as I've a different version (my ver is 5.2.3790.3959 against microsoft wrong version 5.2.3790.68). Also I've tested to login with a different user never logged in before and I get the same problem. I've verified that Netbios is on, tcp/ip netbios helper is running, and there're no dns issues. Any hints? Thanks Stefano http://www.stefanocislaghi.it/
From: Hamdan on 18 Dec 2007 13:58
Firewalls buddy - what is your firewall structure like? Have you configured any special ports to be used by RPC or have you left it at default. you see the way RPC works is that it randomly selects a dynamic port between a huge window of ports - is you have firewalls between most probably these ports are blocked... there is a way to mod your reg to reduce the RPC dynamiv port range, and then just have that opened on your firewall - but again this is all if you actually have firewalls - "Ste" wrote: > Hello, > > I've two domain A and B. Users in domain B have to login on a terminal > server in domain A. Between A and B there's an external trust. > > When I try to login on my terminal server (windows 2003 std r2 sp2) I > get error: > > Unable to obtain Terminal Server User Configuration. Error: The RPC > server is unavailable. > Event Id: 1219 Source: Winlogon > > I've verified online, there's a KB821929 from microsoft tals about an > issue with winlogon.exe and roaming profiles, but is not applicable to > my system as I've a different version (my ver is 5.2.3790.3959 against > microsoft wrong version 5.2.3790.68). > > Also I've tested to login with a different user never logged in before > and I get the same problem. > > I've verified that Netbios is on, tcp/ip netbios helper is running, and > there're no dns issues. > > Any hints? > > Thanks > Stefano > > http://www.stefanocislaghi.it/ > |