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The clients are a mix of Windows 2000 and XP. Can all the XP machines or all the 2000 machines connect and the other OS not connect? Have you checked the Windows Firewall in XP?
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The clients are a mix of Windows 2000 and XP. Can all the XP machines or all the 2000 machines connect and the other OS not connect? Have you checked the Windows Firewall in XP?

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I have a static ip with dsl broadband at my branch office. I have configured a win 2000 system for Terminial services in application mode. Just to have liitle more security, i have changed the default <br />
port of rdp(3389) in the server to another port. and done port forwarding in the dlink router to the above <br />
system.<br />
My problem is i am able to connect &nbsp;to this remote server by giving &nbsp;static ip xx.xx.xx.xx :port no in <br />
the rdp client(2003) from some of the systems in my ho and i am not able to rdp &nbsp;to the remote server<br />
from other systems. &nbsp;This is really driving me crazy as i am not able to figure out where exactly the problem lies ( clients are mixture of win2000 server sp4 , winxpsp2<br />
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Pls help me on this as i have to establish some sort of a stable connectivity between my ho and branch<br />
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I have a static ip with dsl broadband at my branch office. I have configured a win 2000 system for Terminial services in application mode. Just to have liitle more security, i have changed the default 
port of rdp(3389) in the server to another port. and done port forwarding in the dlink router to the above 
system.
My problem is i am able to connect  to this remote server by giving  static ip xx.xx.xx.xx :port no in 
the rdp client(2003) from some of the systems in my ho and i am not able to rdp  to the remote server
from other systems.  This is really driving me crazy as i am not able to figure out where exactly the problem lies ( clients are mixture of win2000 server sp4 , winxpsp2

Pls help me on this as i have to establish some sort of a stable connectivity between my ho and branch




RDP connectivity  to Branch office from HO

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