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I am attempting to utilize tsweb for remote access on a windows 7 computer. I have opened ports 80 and 3389. &nbsp;It works fine from internal intranet(workgroup domain). &nbsp;When I attempt to connect from outside world from a different domain I get the initial web page(remote desktop web connection), but when I click on the connect button &nbsp;I get the message(after a delay):<br />
&quot;the client could not connect to the remote computer. &nbsp;remote connections might not be enable on the computer. It is also possible that network problems.....<br />
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Thank you.
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I am attempting to utilize tsweb for remote access on a windows 7 computer. I have opened ports 80 and 3389.  It works fine from internal intranet(workgroup domain).  When I attempt to connect from outside world from a different domain I get the initial web page(remote desktop web connection), but when I click on the connect button  I get the message(after a delay):
"the client could not connect to the remote computer.  remote connections might not be enable on the computer. It is also possible that network problems.....

Thank you.

TSWEB on windows 7

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