Summary: I have a Server placed at a remote location we normally use Remote Desktop to access this server. Some other users also access this server with the sa...
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: You can audit login events and filter for event 528 type 10. Use GPO to change audit for login events. Now as for the IP. That depends on if it is a l...
Summary: I figured out why. Joelaptop was a member of domain users, but not a member of just plain USERS. so he wasnt able to access the account....since only ...
Summary: Hi, I am running a Windows Server 2003 and have several XP computers connected to the domain server. I connect to the server and also a XP machine rem...
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: 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: I am using two Server 2003, 180 day trial servers. My Administrators can log on remotely from one server to another and from XP Pro stations, and my B...
Summary: My setup: AT HOME: -Linksys WRT54G router connected to a bellsouth ADSL modem, port 4899 TCP-UDP is forwareded to the Server. Router IP is 192.168.1...
Summary: You're quite on the nose, sensing a security issue. As far as my meagre professional experience with Windows (I'm a *nix geek, I'll try and keep this ...
Summary: i have windows server 2003 enterprise edition version 5.2.3790. but the remote desktop was working fine with 2+1 users (the +1 is the user on the serv...
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: I use remote desktop to access the server. Everytime when I've done my work, I close by click X, then it says something doing this will disconnect th...
Summary: Is there a way to view one's session thru Remote Desktop using the Host Computer?... Similiar to Remote Assistant Invitation?... I would like to vie...
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 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 have a server environment and many client machines in my network. I want to be able to access all of these machines via a Remote desktop connection...
Summary: I want to enable Remote Desktop connection on Windows 2003 in such a way that multiple users can connect to it but I am not been able to access the PC...
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: First off, check your event viewer for event logs associated with this error. There are several things that can cause this error and it would be help...
Summary: I used to be able to use remote desktop fine internally and externally. Now I cann access and get to login screen fine. After I login all that appea...
Summary: help. i can long on locally using remote desktop to access my server behind the router. but i cant do it from the net. i opened the port that needed t...
Summary: Well, you do know that the built in Remote Desktop feature is by default in Administration Mode and only allows Two concurrent connections. Also, ther...
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: I try to access the main server computer (running windows server 2003) using remote desktop. I am running XP Pro. But when I log in, it shows MY OWN...
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