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Click &quot;Options&quot; at the bottom of the remote desktop window, then go to the &quot;Local Resources&quot; tab. At the bottom of the page under &quot;Local devices and resources&quot;, you should see an option to map drives. If you are using the newer remote desktop client, you will need to click the &quot;More...&quot; button first.
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Click "Options" at the bottom of the remote desktop window, then go to the "Local Resources" tab. At the bottom of the page under "Local devices and resources", you should see an option to map drives. If you are using the newer remote desktop client, you will need to click the "More..." button first.

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I have the server address *.*.10.10 and ping *.*.10.10 from home and got a reply, vpn is active. But when I open explorer window from home and type //*.*.10.10 It doesnt open unable to see the folder listings.
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I have the server address *.*.10.10 and ping *.*.10.10 from home and got a reply, vpn is active. But when I open explorer window from home and type //*.*.10.10 It doesnt open unable to see the folder listings.

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Im connected to server win 2003 pc at business via vpn in a gateway gateway from home. I was working on the office pc and saved some files I need to bring home. I tried copy file at the office pc but back to the home pc I cant paste it to the desktop.<br />
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Please help a way to do this<br />
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Thank you &nbsp;
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Im connected to server win 2003 pc at business via vpn in a gateway gateway from home. I was working on the office pc and saved some files I need to bring home. I tried copy file at the office pc but back to the home pc I cant paste it to the desktop.

Please help a way to do this

Thank you  

how can I copy paste files using remote desktop conection vpn

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