S
STOONIEPENN
Morning,
I remotely manage a number of WINDOWS 2000 servers remotely from my
home office. I have a cable modem attached to a SIEMANS CABLE
ROUTER/FIREWALL. I have two computers attached to this router:
WINDOWS XP HOME EDITION & WINDOWS XP PROFESSIONAL. Now both setups
are completely patched and up to date with working virus protection as
well. For months I have been able to remotely VPN into my clients
networks and use Remote Desktop Connection successfully with a WINDOWS
2000 Terminal Server. I can successfully VPN into client networks
from my WINXP HOME computer and then run the RDC with no problem.
However, with the WINXP PRO computer I can successfully VPN into
client networks but I can not run RDC successfuly. I receive a black
screen that will eventually time out on me. I have also simulated
this problem on various client networks and I have narrowed it down to
the WINXP PRO laptop computer. I am at a loss for this problem that
has developed, I know it is not a black hole router due to another
computer working successfully on it.
Any ideas, no matter how bizarre would greatly help! Thanks.
I remotely manage a number of WINDOWS 2000 servers remotely from my
home office. I have a cable modem attached to a SIEMANS CABLE
ROUTER/FIREWALL. I have two computers attached to this router:
WINDOWS XP HOME EDITION & WINDOWS XP PROFESSIONAL. Now both setups
are completely patched and up to date with working virus protection as
well. For months I have been able to remotely VPN into my clients
networks and use Remote Desktop Connection successfully with a WINDOWS
2000 Terminal Server. I can successfully VPN into client networks
from my WINXP HOME computer and then run the RDC with no problem.
However, with the WINXP PRO computer I can successfully VPN into
client networks but I can not run RDC successfuly. I receive a black
screen that will eventually time out on me. I have also simulated
this problem on various client networks and I have narrowed it down to
the WINXP PRO laptop computer. I am at a loss for this problem that
has developed, I know it is not a black hole router due to another
computer working successfully on it.
Any ideas, no matter how bizarre would greatly help! Thanks.