I'd say the problem is most likely to be the phone lines, rather then
the hardware / software. This happens all the time to ISP customers who
have dodgy lines.

I can't think of any reason why an M10/M11 would be able to get the
client knocked off, although if they could only get as far as the gateway,
that could be due to the M10. (TCP is error correcting, and IP can handle
getting lost).

I'd advise checking the phone lines (assuming its dialup), then looking
at Windows. Also, what about trying to hang a null modem cable off the
terminal server, and seeing if something goes funny there ?

On Thu, 6 Jul 2000, Grant Smith wrote:

> We are running Windows 2000 Terminal Services through
> Jetstream and our clients are being disconnected for no apparent reason with
> a message saying that terminal services have disconnected them. Is this likely
> to be triggered by the terminal services software or jetstream? How do we diagnose
> the cause?
>
> Grant Smith
>
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