Dear AllRecently I am facing remote desktop login problem in on Windows 2003 Server.While I am enter user name and password server give me logon error."The system cannot log you on due to the following error:The RPC server is unavailable.Please try again or consult your system administrator.Kindly help me.........

Hi vijay,thank you for posting in windows forums, can you please tell us the source and destination you are trying to connect a) operating system b) network information c) did this worked before ? , what has recently changed d) are you able to ping to the destination server e) are these on same domain or on different domain ?sainath !analyze

I'm having the same issue occasionally but I've checked these services and they are all running.

Hi Michael, Try putting this registry key in your regedit HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Terminal Server Create a new kwy selecting Dword and name it as IgnoreRegUserConfigErrors now double click it and give a value as 1 Now try doing an RDP it should work for you . It should work for you . Windows Server System Administrator

Hi Michael, Try putting this registry key in your regedit HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Terminal Server Create a new kwy selecting Dword and name it as IgnoreRegUserConfigErrors now double click it and give a value as 1 Now try doing an RDP it should work for you . It should work for you . This issue is normally seen in 2003 servers and suggest using my fix only on 2003 servers. Senior Windows Server System Administrator

In case anyone comes upon this old thread...start LMHosts service.

I dont think starting LMHosts service. will help .Windows Server System Administrator

I have the same error trying to remote desktop to a windows 2003 server. I can remote to the machine's local account, but not through the domain. I have tried everything in this thread, nothing has fixed it!

Just Restart the Netlogo & DNS client it work for temporary

Hi Sam, what is the error message you get when you try to login with domain account ?Windows Server System Administrator

This worked for me, Thanks a lot

Hi Singhpps which one worked for you ?Windows Server System Administrator

Excellent!

Thanks this worked for us. (Editing the registry IgnoreRegUserConfigErrors)

Hi Bobwheaties, Please consider voting and selecting option of Propose As Answer , as this helps others too.Windows Server System Administrator

Thanks this worked for us. (Editing the registry IgnoreRegUserConfigErrors) Please consider voting and selecting option of Propose As Answer , as this helps others too. Windows Server System Administrator