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On WindowsForum.com, discussions about static addresses often involve troubleshooting network services after an IP change. One thread covers a Server 2012R2 RDS VM where moving to a new static address broke Remote Desktop Services, with errors from the Connection Broker. Another thread asks why Credentials Manager requires a target IP address for automatic logon, noting that static addresses simplify credential setup but are not mandatory if you manually enter credentials. These posts highlight that static addresses are commonly used for servers and network resources to ensure consistent connectivity, but changing them can disrupt dependent services like RDS or credential-based access.
  1. Metria

    Server 2012R2 RDS All on one VM

    I know, it's not the suggested way of doing things but it has worked for years. I have an 2012R2 Standard with RDS, and Domain Contoller all in one. It has worked for years. I changed ISP's, and moved it to a new static address, tried the original and have tried restoring several backups...
    • Metria
    • Thread
    • backup connection broker database error rds remote desktop server 2012 sql server static address virtual desktops
    • Replies: 8
    • Forum: Windows Server Forums
  2. R

    Windows 7 Why does Credentials Manager demand a network address ....

    If I want to create a Windows Credential entry to allow automatic access to another machine on my local network (XP and W2K machines), it requires me to enter the target's IP address (as well as username/password). This is all well and good so long as I assign static addresses to those machines...
    • rlincolnh
    • Thread
    • access issues authentication automatic access computer name credential manager credential prompt ip address local network network network address password protocol remote access static address tech support username windows 2000 windows 7 windows issues windows xp
    • Replies: 2
    • Forum: Windows Networking
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