L230 Network Terminal: terminal server yet not ready please retry attempt...

Are you getting an error message? If so please post what that error is so I'm not falsely guessing what it might be. As a test, make sure your server can PING the L230. You can see the L230's IP address in the configuration console.

Make sure you have the latest vSpace software, v4.x for W2K3/XP and v6.x for Win7/W2K8r2. Once vSpace is installed, make sure you have registered the software and ENABLED Hardware Activation in the Background.

There were some issues with single core vs. multi-core processors with earlier versions of vSpace. Perhaps the two server/hosts you're using as a reference point are different in that one is single core, the other is multi-core. Regardless, my recommendation is to uninstall the vSpace software, reboot, run their cleanup utility, and reinstall the latest version. Before reinstalling, make SURE that you have applied any Service Packs and ALL of the current MS updates. Additionally, browse Device Manager and make sure there are NO missing or conflicting drivers. Do NOT, I repeat, do NOT install from the provided CD. As of this posting date, the cleanup utility is available here: nc-eng.com/tools/ncuninstall. The most up to date vSapce for L230 is on the NComputing download site. If you hit this post later and the supplied URLs are not valid call NComputing TS at 888-365-1210. Lastly do NOT forget to register the vSpace software.

What is Safe360, an AntiVirus or Firewall software? If so, the program may have inadvertently blocked port access to the kernel which vSpace needs access to for user sessions. Below are the port exceptions for firewall configurations and file exceptions for Antivirus configurations. Current as of this post.

• Port Exceptions
  • For L-series device connection
    • TCP: 27605, 27615, 3581, 3597, 3645, 3646
    • UDP: 1027, 1283, 3581
  • For vSpace registration
    • TCP Port 3630
    • Point to:
      • register.ncomputing.com
      • or 85.214.107.229
  • For vSpace Update
    • TCP Ports 20 & 21
    • Point to:
      • 70.182.176.102
      • or 81.169.173.128
      • or 81.169.173.128
• File Access Exceptions
  • For vSpace functionality
    • C:\Windows\system32\KMServc.exe
    • C:\Program Files\Common Files\NComputer\Bootsrv.exe
  • For vSpace tray icon
    • C:\Program Files\NComputing vSpace\KmMsg.exe
  • For vSpace Registration
    • C:\Program Files\NComputing vSpace\KmRegWiz.exe
  • For vSpace Update
    • C:\Program Files\NComputing vSpace\KmUpdate.exe

Uninstall any current version of vSpace. Reboot. Makesure you have no missing or conflicting device drivers inside of devicemanager. Then run the NComputing cleanup utility located here:www.nc-eng.com/tools/ncuninstall.exe. Download current version for yourOS from the NComputing download site, install vSpace and reboot and register. Do NOT, I repeat, do NOT install from theprovided CD and upgrade. Simply install straight from the downloadfile I provided in the link. Lastly makeSURE you REGISTER vSpace. Be sure toenable the background hardware activation option. This is available on the last screen of theregistration or in the NComputing System console, under System Settings.

re-instal vspace software only - without license

It could be one of a lot of things but, sounds to me like your server hard drive is full or you have a memory problem with server..
I would suggest you get a network engineer to have a look at the server and system.
Hope this helps

Update ncomputing with vSpace_4.05.002.03_for_Windows_L-Series. Register required and free on ncomputing sites. Then download. This version compatible with all windows update..Cheers..

try to add users with password on your windows 2003 server first and test and see if this resolve your issue you c

at present Ncomputing supports only 32 bit version softwares.