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Try using the full computer name. For example, <b>computer1.domain.com</b>
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Try using the full computer name. For example, computer1.domain.com

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Try logging in using <b>192.168.0.1\administrator</b>.
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Try logging in using 192.168.0.1\administrator.

Math Tec

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Hello,<br />
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I am trying to connect to windows server 2008R2 (Active directory) using the remote desktop connection from same network (both server and computer fall within same network 192.168.0.0). However, the server is a domain controller while the computer is not joining the domain (workgroup computer). I have administrator privileges and I can login to the server remotely from any computer within the active directory while I can not do that from any other computer fall within the workgroup<br />
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I use the coordinate<br />
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computer name: 192.168.0.1<br />
username: administrator<br />
password: ************
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Hello,

I am trying to connect to windows server 2008R2 (Active directory) using the remote desktop connection from same network (both server and computer fall within same network 192.168.0.0). However, the server is a domain controller while the computer is not joining the domain (workgroup computer). I have administrator privileges and I can login to the server remotely from any computer within the active directory while I can not do that from any other computer fall within the workgroup

I use the coordinate

computer name: 192.168.0.1
username: administrator
password: ************

Login remotly to active dirctory server using computer within workgroup fail

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