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Simple Windows 2000 Server remote desktop Question
I'm supposed to 'Remote desktop' to a machine running windows 2000 server.
I can't remember the command. How does it go?
I can't remember the command. How does it go?
What OS are you running? On XP it would be "start", "Programs", "Accessories", "Remote Desktop Connection". while with Linux it would be rdesktop.
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this is from windows xp. I thought there was something I can type into my <start> <run> command.
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AFAIK "Remote Desktop" is a feature of Windows XP. If you need to remote to a server I recommend TightVNC (www.tightvnc.com). I have used this for some years now and highly recommend it.
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Wasn't I a couple of days earlier with mstsc.exe? If you consult the EE rules, you'll see that the first correct answer should be accepted...
https://www.experts-exchange.com/help.jsp#hi104
Out of that Link I Quote:
"If the two posts are virtually identical, take the first one"
https://www.experts-exchange.com/help.jsp#hi104
Out of that Link I Quote:
"If the two posts are virtually identical, take the first one"
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you are correct I made a mistake. My appologizes How do i fix this?
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I think what you are supposed to do is flag this for an admin that you've challenged the question.. Point them to this question and ask them to fix the points. I will concur with your request. Ball is in your court.
Thanks!
T
Thanks!
T
I'll reopen the Q for you so you can correct it.
Thanks,
rindi,
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Thanks,
rindi,
EE Zone Adviser Storage
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Thank you to everyone who helped answer this question.
Points re-awarded per EE rules.
450 to rindi for first correct answer
50 to SagiEDoc for the added context and command usage
T
Points re-awarded per EE rules.
450 to rindi for first correct answer
50 to SagiEDoc for the added context and command usage
T
Thanks