Remote desktop disconnects

I am currently using Windows 2000 Server as a standalone server. DNS
is installed, but no Active Directory domain exists. Terminal Services
is installed and works fine until a modem dial is initiated from
remote desktop.

If I try to dial out with the modem while in remote desktop (connected
at the physical LAN) then it's fine. If I try the same thing, but
remotely accessing terminal services, then my session gets
disconnected. I can reconnect and my session will still be active, but
the pain of it is that it keeps disconnecting whenever a modem dial is
started when working remotely.

I just need to know how to fix this or what to look for.
Thanks.

Assuming you enabled RRAS on this server, the RRAS add another IP perhaps routing table to the server. To confirm that, check the ipconfig /all and routing table.

Bob Lin, MS-MVP, MCSE & CNE
Networking, Internet, Routing, VPN Troubleshooting on http://www.ChicagoTech.net
How to Setup Windows, Network, VPN & Remote Access on http://www.HowToNetworking.com
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I am currently using Windows 2000 Server as a standalone server. DNS
is installed, but no Active Directory domain exists. Terminal Services
is installed and works fine until a modem dial is initiated from
remote desktop.

If I try to dial out with the modem while in remote desktop (connected
at the physical LAN) then it's fine. If I try the same thing, but
remotely accessing terminal services, then my session gets
disconnected. I can reconnect and my session will still be active, but
the pain of it is that it keeps disconnecting whenever a modem dial is
started when working remotely.

I just need to know how to fix this or what to look for.
Thanks.