RDP Not working

Hi,
I think that you need to check the box that is saying Allow users to connect remotley to this computer and Select Remote Users on the workstations you want to connect to.
Regards,

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There's another discussion going on about this very issue.  If RDP settings are not configured correctly, you get an error message depending on what is misconfigured.  The fact that you see the dialog blink and go away seems to point to a video driver issue.

The Allow Remote User box is checked.
The video issue sounds like it might be a strong possability.  These two computers are identical, both pretty new and both with Hi Def dual screens.  I can't check it our until after Christmas (I am just not THAT dedicated), but I will respond early next week.
Thanks

Sorry, I spent a fair amount of time trying to copy the link for the other discussion.  Here is one that works.

https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/25000908/Can't-RDP-to-a-Windows-XP-worktation.html

"both with Hi Def dual screen"

Did you try using the span switch, see this thread, though the author of the thread has not confirmed the problem to be solved.

https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/24980003/Cursor-won't-stop-scrolling-in-an-RDP-session-works-fine-on-2ndary-monitor-RDP-session.html

Ravi.

To the Author...since you are using SBS 2003, you will hopefully find this blog post on the subject written by one of the other SBS MVPs on this very topic useful.   http://jasonmiller.ca/archive/2007/03/03/dual-monitor-support-in-remote-desktop-connections-client-v6.aspx   There are definitely resolution limitatons with 2003 RDP.
The use of the Version 7 remote desktop client and with the remote machine running Windows 7 significantly improves the support for multiple monitors.  See this blog from the Remote Desktop Services Team Blog http://blogs.msdn.com/rds/archive/2009/07/01/using-multiple-monitors-in-remote-desktop-session.aspx
Hope this helps

beyondt,

Since I have returned to my home office, I have been able to do some experimenting on my network.

My understanding of what you are doing is you're working from the server, which most likely has a single monitor, and are trying to remote into systems that have dual monitors.  I was thinking that you may be getting the blank side of the dual desktop, but you would notice unless the remote desktop was just like your local desktop.  My understanding is the span switch is good when you have dual monitors locally and remotely, and would like to see both locally.  At the very least, you should see a 'tab' across the top.  In case it is not 'pinned', hover your mouse at the top edge of the screen for abit to make certain it's not there.  If you get no error messages, and you're pretty certain a connection has not been established that you can see, I'm thinking video issues.

Sorry for the delay in response.
I will be trying the solutions within the next couple of days.  I'll report back with the results.

Thanks for all of the input.

beyondt,

I'm interested in the results that you were going to report back on.  There was a nice amount of good information and suggestions given and it would be nice to know if any was helpful or not.

Thanks

My apologies...I have not had a chance to try the solutions out.  I will be going to the client in question on Monday and I will apply the suggestions and report back.

So, I expect to have feedback that lobo has requested prior to 3/3.

Thanks

I sincerely appologize for the delay.  I was able to solve the issue by modifying the Regisitry key.

Thanks