Can VPN but cannot RDP after install

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Tony Girgenti

Hello.

I used to be able to VPN using SSH Sentinel software at home to SBS2000 server at office, then RDP without a problem. Now i can't, because i installed a server at home with SBS2003 and i use it to do internet stuff from my workstation at home connected thru hub.

Here are setups:
SBS2000 server at office, DSL line, Zywall10 firewall, 2nics, static IP address.

SBS2003 SP1 at home, Cable modem, Belkin router, 2 nics, dynamic ip address.

WIN XP Pro SP2 at home as workstation connected thru hub on SBS2003 server.

I can establish VPN, but i cannot use RDP.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Tony
 
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Jim Behning SBS MVP

Are you trying to rdp to the office network? Does the office network
have a different network number from your home office? Are you using
Standard or Premium at home?

Tony Girgenti said:
Hello.

I used to be able to VPN using SSH Sentinel software at home to SBS2000 server at office, then RDP without a problem. Now i can't, because i installed a server at home with SBS2003 and i use it to do internet stuff from my workstation at home connected thru hub.

Here are setups:
SBS2000 server at office, DSL line, Zywall10 firewall, 2nics, static IP address.

SBS2003 SP1 at home, Cable modem, Belkin router, 2 nics, dynamic ip address.

WIN XP Pro SP2 at home as workstation connected thru hub on SBS2003 server.

I can establish VPN, but i cannot use RDP.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Tony

Jim B. SBS MVP
I don't have much to say but it can be found here
http://msmvps.com/bgb/
 
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Tony Girgenti

Hi Jim. Thanks for your reply.

I'm trying to do what i was always able to do, RDP to office. Office
network uses 192.168.1.1. At home i am using 192.168.2.1.

MY SBS2003 is Premium.

Thanks,
Tony
 

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