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Verify your security levels on your PIX... &nbsp;DONE<br />
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Also, check your outbound access-list on PIX... DONE<br />
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I do some quick test, put a difference computer (winxp) with the same ip configuration at the dmz and the RDP worked.<br />
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Where do I findout about the restriction clients base on IP?
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Verify your security levels on your PIX...  DONE

Also, check your outbound access-list on PIX... DONE

I do some quick test, put a difference computer (winxp) with the same ip configuration at the dmz and the RDP worked.

Where do I findout about the restriction clients base on IP?

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The remote desktop connection failed when I moved windows server 2003 to the dmz (cisco pix). &nbsp;It work fine if it stay inside LAN. &nbsp;I have try to put difference computer (winxp) at the dmz and I was able to do remote desktop connected. &nbsp;I also try to turn off the windows firewall of the server but no help. &nbsp; 
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The remote desktop connection failed when I moved windows server 2003 to the dmz (cisco pix).  It work fine if it stay inside LAN.  I have try to put difference computer (winxp) at the dmz and I was able to do remote desktop connected.  I also try to turn off the windows firewall of the server but no help.   

Remote Desktop Connection failed

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).