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XP Client in SBS 2008 Domain Blocks Remote Desktop from other subnets

Asked by borgmember in SBS Small Business Server, Windows XP Operating System, Network Management

Hi,

It appears that my xp clients in an SBS 2008 domain use the Windows firewall to block any remote desktops from another subnet. I just found this out as I am trying to remote them over the VPN and it just times out connecting, however I can ping them. I remoted the server, then remoted the desktop from there and stopped the firewall service since there is some group policy in the default policy that wont let me turn it off from the normal network spot. Once I did that I can remote desktop them over the VPN directly. On a side note I remote desktop them every day at the office and it always works even with the Windows firewall on. So, I assume I need to make some kind of except or change the default policy.

Any ideas on how to correct this?

Thanks
 
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