Please Help! RDP Issue

[Guest]

I have a unique situation with 1 workstation on our network(all are Windows
XP SP2). We have a VPN setup and i am able to ping and do name resolution to
all my workstations across the VPN. I am able to RDP to all workstations
except one. I used to be able to access this workstation until recently. The
weird thing
is if i RDP to my 2003 server first and then use the RDP client on the server
i can access this workstation(WS1). Also, if i use the RDP client on a
workstation physically attached to the network i can access WS1. But when i
try to RDP to the workstation over the VPN it says the client could not
connect to the remote computer. I have tried by IP and name with no luck.

Is there a way to block traffic from the Internet or from other networks in
XP?
Any help is appreciated
Thanks
Rich

 

[Robert L [MS-MVP]]

Can you ping the computer by IP? if yes, can you telnet port 3389?

Bob Lin, MS-MVP, MCSE & CNE
Networking, Internet, Routing, VPN Troubleshooting on http://www.ChicagoTech.net
How to Setup Windows, Network, VPN & Remote Access on http://www.HowToNetworking.com
I have a unique situation with 1 workstation on our network(all are Windows
XP SP2). We have a VPN setup and i am able to ping and do name resolution to
all my workstations across the VPN. I am able to RDP to all workstations
except one. I used to be able to access this workstation until recently. The
weird thing
is if i RDP to my 2003 server first and then use the RDP client on the server
i can access this workstation(WS1). Also, if i use the RDP client on a
workstation physically attached to the network i can access WS1. But when i
try to RDP to the workstation over the VPN it says the client could not
connect to the remote computer. I have tried by IP and name with no luck.

Is there a way to block traffic from the Internet or from other networks in
XP?
Any help is appreciated
Thanks
Rich