data encryption error with remote desktop

[Rod]

I am having problems with my network at home. i am
running XP home on one and XP pro on the other.
I have remote Desktop set up correctly and can connect to
the home machine after sending an invite but after
connecting to the Pro machine from the home machine I get
a "data encryption" error message and get disconnected. I
am connecting through my Linksys with forwarding enabled
to port 3389.
The reason I am conecting is for testing only. Both pC's
are connected to the router and I'm using a static IP on
the wan side.
Any ideas as to why I am getting this error message.
Thanks.
Rod

 

[Guest]

Try looking in the event log service found under start>control panel>admin tools>event viewer>sytem and you should be able to find some clues from there. I have had the same problem and it turned out that adobe was messing it up.

 

[Guest]

-----Original Message-----
Try looking in the event log service found under

start>control panel>admin tools>event viewer>sytem and you
should be able to find some clues from there. I have had
the same problem and it turned out that adobe was messing
it up.

.

Thanks Tim, I'll check it out.

 

[Nimrod]

Did this fix your problem I'm getting the same error
msg... but I'm connecting from work to home and both PCs
are XP Pro.

 

[msnews.microsoft.com]

I am getting the same message and result. I am connecting from XP Pro
behine firewall at the office and connecting to XP Pro behind a LinkSys via
cablemodem. I have the same port 3389 opened up.
The odd thing is that it all used to work and it stopped working some
months back. I ahve not been able to connect from work since. I can do it
from within the home network, *and*, I believe, also from behind another
LinkSys and DSL modem at my brother's place.
I have all the latest service packs and patches on both machiens via
Windows Update.

Steve Sepan
(e-mail address removed)

 

[michael]

I am having the same problem. Does anyone have a fix?
I use the linksys router and port 3389.

Helppp

 

[Jeffrey Randow (MVP)]

Try changing firmware releases on the Linksys. The Linksys forum at
www.dslreports.com has a listing of the known issues for each firmware
revision and you can find a link to one of the good ones...

Jeffrey Randow (Windows MVP - Networking & Smart Display)
(e-mail address removed)

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