I have a Win XP Pro computer on a DSL conection with Remote Desktop enabled. (It works really good on the LAN network). I have a Win XP Pro computer at anoter location with a Dial Up modem (conecting @ 49.9)When I try to conect to my DSL PC from my Dial UP PC I get an error that says.... ******************************************** The client could not conect to the remote computer. Remote connections might not be enabled or the computer might be too busy to accept new connections. It is also possible that network problems are preventing your connection. Please try again later. If the problem continues to occur, contact your administrator. ******************************************I know that other PC is not busy and Remote Conections is enabled. I don't have High Speed on the other end to see if dial-up just might be to slow. Any Info would be apreciated

I have the same problem! I get the fu..... same message when i try to use the Terminal Server (Remote Desktop) No one I know of my PC pro friends have been able to solve the problem. But some say it may have something to do with your router (NAT)!? Please let me know if you find the solution.. Thanks Michael

One thing to think about is the DSL is not a true "always on" connection. It may be that the DSL connection is not initiated at the time you try to access it remotely.

Be sure your ICF is not blocking TCP port 3389. This port must be open. I connect to my home from work with no problem using windows xp pro RDP.