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Remote desktop and WHS connector issue with Windows Home Server.

Asked by smckenn1 in Windows Home Server, Server Applications

Tags: Windows Home server, Linksys RVS4000, DNS, Remote desktop

Here is an overview of my small business network.

Windows Home server connected to 2 Vista Pro Desktops and 2 laptops.
LinkSys RVS4000 gigabit router with a simple 4 port gigabit switch connected to add ports.

Windows home server connector can't log on to the server from any computer
Remote desktop (over LAN) works by ip address but not by compter name. (cant remote to "MyServer" but can to it's IP 192.168.1.101

I am thinking the issue lies with some kind of conflict on the DNS in the linksys. unplugging the switch did not have an effect and neither did restoring the router defaults.

i need to set port forwarding on the router to point to the server. i open ports for HTTP, HTTPS, RDC, RWW etc

I can log into the server from the internet and onto the clients normally.

My Avast anti-virus dosen't "see" the clients, so the liscence i purchased is useless, and i installed AVG as an intrim.

I reinstalled WHS, my laptop works perfectly on my "home" server after discovery but has all the issues described above at my work network.

thanks for your input, I am at a complete loss here as networking is not my strong point.
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Zones: Windows Home Server, Server Applications
Tags: Windows Home server, Linksys RVS4000, DNS, Remote desktop
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