HI
Please help me to solve this issue.
In my office i am having 4 2000 servers and 2 2003
servers. i use to connect to all these servers remotely
from my client PC within the network for
troubleshooting.i have enabled terminal services in the
2K servers for the same.
last week my network got effected by a virus
named "w32.korgo-l.worm". This came in to notice while
some of the users started complaning that thier system is
shutting down continously (all 2K prof clients)
with "LASS.EXE" some error. when i checked the servers
out of 4, 3 2K servers got shutdown showing the
infection. Then i installed the patch and updation
specified in symantec and brought the systems back.
Now the 3 2K servers which got infected i am not able to
remotely access, it's showing "Client could not establish
connection" and so. But the 2K server which was not
infected i am able to access remotely and also my 2K3
servers.
i tried uninstalling and installing the Terminal services
but still not working
Can anybody tell me which is blocking by remote access
conneciton to these servers and how i can overcome this
issue, please!!!!
Thanks
Cary Shultz [A.D. MVP] - 29 Jun 2004 05:45 GMT
Brij,
What did the worm fix do? Did it perhaps change security so that no one can
log on locally? Have you checked the rights? On the three where you can
not log on to Terminal Server in Remote Admin Mode who has the 'Log on
Locally right? Is this any different from the one that was not infected. I
am sure that this is not the case or you would have some other
problems.....but you see the direction that I am taking...
HTH,
Cary
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coltris - 29 Jun 2004 16:11 GMT
I am having the exact same problem with 7 of our windows 2000 server machines. We can netmeeting into them fine but cannot terminal service in. It acts like the service isnt running, even tho it is. We also were infected with the Korgo virus (version O) and ran the symantec fix. Anyone have any ideas on this one?
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