Remote Desktop from Vista to W2K Server

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Guest

I try with Vista Business to make a remote desktop connection to a Windows
2000 Server with a VPN connection.

I can connect to the VPN without any problem. I can see and ping all other
computer on my network.

But when I try to connect to my Windows Server 2000 with Remote Desktop
Connection, I receive the following error : " This computer can't connect to
the remote computer, try connecting again..."

A strange thing, when I use Windows XP I have no problem to connect on my
server. The bug appear only with Vista with a VPN Connection.

Any help are welcome,

Thank, Sylvain.
 
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Sooner Al [MVP]

Sylvain said:
I try with Vista Business to make a remote desktop connection to a Windows
2000 Server with a VPN connection.

I can connect to the VPN without any problem. I can see and ping all other
computer on my network.

But when I try to connect to my Windows Server 2000 with Remote Desktop
Connection, I receive the following error : " This computer can't connect
to
the remote computer, try connecting again..."

A strange thing, when I use Windows XP I have no problem to connect on my
server. The bug appear only with Vista with a VPN Connection.

Any help are welcome,

Thank, Sylvain.

How is the Vista Remote Desktop client configured when trying to connect to
the W2K server? It should be like this...

http://theillustratednetwork.mvps.org/ScreenShots/XP/RDP6-XPClientSettings.jpg

Otherwise this FAQ may, or may not, help...

http://blogs.msdn.com/ts/archive/2007/01/22/vista-remote-desktop-connection-authentication-faq.aspx

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