Summary: For about 2 months now I have been using Remote Desktop from my Windows ME machine at home to access Server 2003 at my main office. I have been using ...
Summary: Hi all, I have a problem when connecting from my xp to a windows 2003 server computer to use remote desktop. I have installed Terminal service in the ...
Summary: Hi Is there anyone can help me to solve my remote desktop problem? I am using a static ip and windows 2003. Without my DLink 604 router, I can use rem...
Summary: I've been able to log into Win Server 2003 for quite a while using Remote Desktop. I'm using Win XP as the client. This problem just started out of ...
Summary: hi, for me it's impossible to use my USB speakers (also soundcard, same problem) under remote desktop. it definitely works within an ordinary windows ...
Summary: I turned on remote desktop for a server. Problem is, it is a hassle for me to wait while the Dell default background pic loads at the logon screen ev...
Summary: Problem. I CAN log on with Remote desktop protocoll, But W2k3 creates a seperate session of the account. I'm logged on as Admin on the server, And now...
Summary: Hey Robert thanks for the reply, we use sidewinders here. Ports don't seem to be an issue. A co-worker can remote desktop to his server at home usin...
Summary: Running Windows Server 2003, some people can remote into it with no problem, and then log out and the program they started will be running the next ti...
Summary: As i understand it, administrators are always allowed remote access, whether or not it is defined in the "Allow Logon Through Terminal Services" polic...
Summary: I have a bit of a problem. We have a 2003 server with a few security applications running on them. We connect to the server using Remote Desktop Whe...
Summary: I have a stand alone PC which has windows 2003 Server installed and is configured ONLY as a Print Server via wireless connection. As this box is ONLY ...
Summary: Hi when I remote desktop within my network I can remote into the server with no problems. my router has TCP pot 3389 open and UDP 3389. when trying to...
Summary: I've setup Remote Desktop on Server 2003 but when trying to connect remotely, get the following error message 1 in every 5 attempts: "The connection w...
Summary: Hi, I am trying to setup Remote Desktop so I can access a Win Server 2003 box over the Internet. Currently I can use Remote Desktop within the LAN but...
Summary: I would try to use the web interface for remote desktop. That one requires port 80 to be forwarded to the server (which from your previous post should...
Summary: Hi, I an very new to windows server. Here is my problem: I created an user and made him a member of Remote Desktop user group. But he is unable to lo...
Summary: I have a win 2003 SBS server, that is my first and only Domain controller in a new domain. now this new domain is being used only for remote desktop u...
Summary: Hey guys, i have 3-4 people remote desktoping into a server 2003 standard server. a problem we seem to be having quite often is that you open up remot...
Summary: Hi, I’m using remote desktop (not terminal services) connecting to a win2k3 box. The problem is the session logs out after around 10 minutes. When I m...
Summary: OK i have a problem. I want to be able to connect to a remote desktop on a windows server 2k3 computer through a winodws xp home. And be able to see t...
Summary: I have just recently setup a server in my home to play around with. I am using a strange setup because my roomate takes classes on-line and to make su...
Summary: Ok - I'm using a host name to log in. Here are a couple of other things I've noticed. After logging in under a different username, I went into the "Do...
Summary: I'm a newbie, so please bear with me. I'm running a server with Windows Server 2003 on it. Some people have been saying that they cannot connect to ...
Summary: Hi there, I have a terminal server environment in my office LAN. Using remote desktop in office is no problem. However, if I try to do the same thing ...
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