Cannot login to RDP session from webpage

[Guest]

I have to login to a secure site in order to get to RDP session. I have windows XP SP1 embedded and IE SP1 with the latest updates. I can login fine to the secure sites and then the RDP on my other windows 2000 machines and an XP machine with no SP1. They both have the latest version of IE. It is only on windows XP SP1 machine that I have the problem of login
Please help me on this.

 

[Jeffrey Randow (MVP)]

What type of error are you getting?

If you are trying to connect to the same computer that served you the
web client, try leaving the server name blank and hitting connect...

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[Guest]

I have to login to a secured web site inorder to get into an RDP session. I type in my username and my password and then it takes me to RDP connection. The whole process works fine on my windows 2000 machine, but not just on my windows XP machine with IE SP1 with the latest updates. I do not have to type in a server name or IP or anything like that
Please help!!!

 

[Bill Sanderson]

You haven't said exactly what DOES happen.

It sounds as though you are saying that you can connect to this secure site
with Windows 2000 machines, and with an non SP1 XP machine (Why doesn't it
have SP1??), but not with an SP1.

This doen't have anything to do with RDP, I suspect.

One possibility is an MTU issue--is this secure site across the Internet?

 

[Jeffrey Randow (MVP)]

What is the error you are getting?

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