All:

Did anyone who posted regarding the NetMeeting RDS activation issue
ever find a solution to this issue? Brian Sullivan, MVP has replied to
a few of these but no workable solution as yet has been posted by
anyone. Just key in to google groups "Cannot Activate Remote Desktop
Sharing", read the posts, and you'll see what I mean! Am having
identical issue that recently cropped up on a few client workstations
with XP Pro SP2. NetMeeting RDS was working flawlessy until recently.
Could this be related to an MS Security update? Am checking all of the
Local Security Settings and Policies and Conferencing registry settings

but not finding anything obvious. Anything anyone may have found to
resolve this issue would be much appreciated. Both my self and a couple

of other tech pro's are baffled with this issue.

Thanks Much and Sincere Regards,

Scott K. Anderson
Network Systems Director
Anderson Computing Solutions, Inc.
"Creative Technology for Home & Business"

I also have been caught by this. I have many XP service pack 2 PCs working
fine and others with this problem. I have reloaded the entire OS and some
times this fixes the problem and some times it does not. I can not explain
it. If anyone has a solution that works then please post it as no one else
has done so yet.

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> All:
>
> Did anyone who posted regarding the NetMeeting RDS activation issue
> ever find a solution to this issue? Brian Sullivan, MVP has replied to
> a few of these but no workable solution as yet has been posted by
> anyone. Just key in to google groups "Cannot Activate Remote Desktop
> Sharing", read the posts, and you'll see what I mean! Am having
> identical issue that recently cropped up on a few client workstations
> with XP Pro SP2. NetMeeting RDS was working flawlessy until recently.
> Could this be related to an MS Security update? Am checking all of the
> Local Security Settings and Policies and Conferencing registry settings
>
> but not finding anything obvious. Anything anyone may have found to
> resolve this issue would be much appreciated. Both my self and a couple
>
> of other tech pro's are baffled with this issue.
>
> Thanks Much and Sincere Regards,
>
> Scott K. Anderson
> Network Systems Director
> Anderson Computing Solutions, Inc.
> "Creative Technology for Home & Business"
>
>