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Remote Desktop Connection to a PC inside of LAN

Asked by Anti-Mhz in Remote Desktop/Terminal Services

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Im workin with a LAN of 2 servers and about 15 workstations. The server has Remote Desktop Enabled via System Properties, however I'm unable to connect to it via IP that I get from www.whatismyip.com using a Remote Desktop Connection client From Windows XP. The server is Windows 2003 SBS Pack 2. I have disabled the server's Windows firewall as well temporarily disabled the Symantec firewall policy. My ISP manages my DHCP and I request port 3389 to be forwared on the local lan  10.0.1.100 which is the ip of the server Im trying to connect to.  Yet I still have no luck connecting. I have tried other software such as VNC and PCAnywhere for this task, with no luck. What's your advice?Start Free Trial
 
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Zone: Remote Desktop/Terminal Services
Tags: Microsoft, Remote Desktop Connection, inside of LAN
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Solution Provided By: ckozloski
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