Remote Desktop fails Windows 2003 Server?
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Not entirely sure what you are trying to say here.  Are you getting a connection error message or some other problem?  Is it that there are already 2 many connections to the server?  Is your ID authorized to use remote access?  There are so many options yet you don't give enough detail to properly answer.
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Good Question, but i prefer Installing Remote Administrator software in both the machines, and u can create user on remotely, only using some temporvary memory space.\n\nFirst u hav to connect to the remote machine and u wil get remote desktop screen, then u can do whatever u required
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RIS\nremote installation service\nfor installing windows remotely-more windows installation in less time -easy installation and more\nI'm lasy plz go to this link .it will help you to set it up.
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Even more important, turn off remote desktop.  Go into your control panel and double-click on the system icon.  THen click on the remote tab and disable remote desktop.  Also if you have a blank password for any of the accounts on your computer, you need to assign passwords to them.
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WHOA!  TURN OFF REMOTE ACCESS -- All of it!\n\nIf you have Windows XP: go-to the MY COMPUTER icon on the Desktop or Start Menu.  Right Click your mouse. Select Properties.\n\nIn the REMOTE ASSISTANCE box...\nClick the ADVANCED... button.\nUN-CHECK the.. Allow This Computer To Be Controlled Remotely\n\nIn the REMOTE DESKTOP box...\nClick the Select Remote Users...button and remove all users listed.\nUN-CHECK the Allow Users To Connect Remotely To This Computer\n\n\nOnce all that is done...Reboot and run a FULL Virus scan and Spy-ware Scan.\n\nYou may have a Trojan.key-logger of some kind on your system.\n\nI hope this helps!
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The computer you are connecting to must be either running Windows Server, or XP Pro to use remote desktop connection.  Like one of the previous posters said, Right mouse click on my computer go to properties, then select the remote tab.  Check the box that says allow other to connect to my computer using remote desktop.  In the select remote users type everyone.  Click OK then go to the other computer and go to Start Accessories, Communication then Remote desktop.  If it isn't there, you need to go to Microsoft.com downloads, then search for RDP.  Download the file and run it.  It will install it on your computer.\n\nOnce you have it open, the easiest way is to type the IP address of the computer you want to connect to.  You can find this out by going to start -> Run --> type CMD then hit enter.  Type "ping othercomputername" hit enter  (leave off the quotes and where it says other computername type the other computers name.\n\nIf neither of your computers have XP Pro try using a program called VNC, there is another I like to use called Dameware.  Dameware is a trial, VNC I haven't used in awile so it may not be free anymore.
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Are you sure that each connection you create gets properly closed/disposed in the first two runs?  If not, the remote host might be running out of connections...
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on the remote computer....\nwhat do you want to configure? which connection? operating system?
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Yes it does support Inbound Remote Desktop connections
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You need to setup a terminal services server license required.   If you only do RD with standard windows server only 2 users will be allowed to access the server remotely at the same time.  I would also setup vpn using ias services so you have some kind of protection with the data passing through the Internet.
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Check these interesting Webcasts.  \n\nThe Part 10 of this 12 part series covers the configuration of the Remote Access Service on Windows Server 2003. Join us for this presentation where we will investigate setup and configuration of RAS connections, the authorization of these connections, and finally implementing VPNs and IAS.\n\nhttp://msevents.microsoft.com/cui/eventdetail.aspx?eventID=1032267289&Culture=en-US
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with a remote software like remote administrator
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check this out\nhttp://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.windowsxp.work_remotely/browse_thread/thread/de7bd6282b50af55/adbfce40bb47785e%23adbfce40bb47785e\n\nthis has solved the same problem
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dude, you have the perfect software for that in your own OS!! Remote Desktop!! don't download anything! Start / Programs / Accessories / Communications / Remote Desktop Connection\nenter IP or computer name, zappp
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As I explained in the last thread, you can't do it using windows remote desktop - the HOST computer (the one being connected to) has to be either XP pro or media.  You could do it the other way around by installing the remote desktop client software on the XP home computer, but that will only allow you to use that computer to remotely access other computers, not what you want to do.\n\nTo connect to the XP home computer, you'll need to use something like pcAnywhere, GoToMyPC or similar products.
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VNC is a great open source remote desktop program.  There is a server part for the slave and a client for the master.  It is password protected and can be run through SSH for encryption.  Will work over a netowrk not sure if it can work over the internet though.  That's a whole other ball of wax.  GoToMyPC.com is for internet remote access.
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go to start run type "mstsc"\nput there the ip of the other pc\n\nbut be shure to activate remote assistance on the other pc,..\ngo to my computer propertys remote assistance\n\nor try the program called radmin