Connecting to computer via RDP after reboot

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Rusty Cole

specs: all three computers are running windows xp pro.

I think i know the answer and I really hope I'm wrong...
I use a computer as a media server and will only need to
actually doing administrative items rarely. I want to
put it in my basement and access it via RDP when I need
to. I won't have a monitor connected to it.

My concern: If I lose power or do a reboot at the
computer, it appears that I will have to login from the
computer first before connecting via RDP.

I want to be able to do the following:
1. Reboot the computer
2. Immediately login in via RDP from my main pc, not the
local pc.

Is this possible? Thanks!
Rusty
 

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