Hi,

I am having a problem connecting to a Vista Ultimate x64 host using
Remote Desktop. The first time I can connect with no problem. However
after I log off, using Start LogOff, I can not reconnect. When I
attempt to reconnect I get the following message;

The requested operation cannot be completed because the terminal
connection is currently busy processing a connect, disconnect, rest or
delete operation.

Even if I am physically at the host and attempt to login it just hangs
and I have to hard boot it.

I am connecting from a Windows XP SP2 computer using;

Remote Desktop Connection
Shell Version 6.0(Build Number 6000)
Control Version 6.0.6000

Network Level Authentication not supported.
Maximum encryption strength 128 bits.

Thanks in advance,
John


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ltjad

It could be Remote Procedure Call (RPC) service issue. Have you checked this
post?
Terminal connection is currently busy processing a connect -
http://www.chicagotech.net/netforums...php?f=2&t=5835

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Hi,

I am having a problem connecting to a Vista Ultimate x64 host using
Remote Desktop. The first time I can connect with no problem. However
after I log off, using Start LogOff, I can not reconnect. When I
attempt to reconnect I get the following message;

The requested operation cannot be completed because the terminal
connection is currently busy processing a connect, disconnect, rest or
delete operation.

Even if I am physically at the host and attempt to login it just hangs
and I have to hard boot it.

I am connecting from a Windows XP SP2 computer using;

Remote Desktop Connection
Shell Version 6.0(Build Number 6000)
Control Version 6.0.6000

Network Level Authentication not supported.
Maximum encryption strength 128 bits.

Thanks in advance,
John


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ltjad

Thanks for your response.

Yes it seems the RPC is not configured as that link shows. However
when I go to change it to Local System Account the options are all
greyed out. I can not stop, start or change the properties of this
service. I am running as an Administrator.

Is there a way to change the properties of this service using a command
line and then reboot my machine and have the changes take effect?

Thanks,
John


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