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I am operating behind a wireless router with two pc's. One of which is
Windows XP Home Edition (laptop) and the other is Windows 2003 Enterprise Server (Desktop). Both have Remote Desktop installed. However, I can only remotely connect from the laptop to the desktop. If I try to connect from the server, the connection is refused. I have did the research and I now realize that this is the way XP Home is designed to work. Therefore, is there a way to get around this? Can I install the Terminal Services piece in order to be able to connect directly to the laptop using Remote Desktop? Thanks! -- DB |
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DB wrote: > I have did the research and I now realize that this is the way XP > Home is designed to work. Therefore, is there a way to get around > this? Can I install the Terminal Services piece in order to be able > to connect directly to the laptop using Remote Desktop? I am not aware of anything that will give you RDP access on XP Home (and the benefit of having the client pre-installed on any PC running Windows XP), but there are third party solutions that serve essentially the same function. One of the more popular (and free) can be found here: http://ultravnc.sourceforge.net/ -- Chris Priede |
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> I am operating behind a wireless router with two pc's. One of which is
> Windows XP Home Edition (laptop) and the other is Windows 2003 Enterprise > Server (Desktop). Both have Remote Desktop installed. However, I can only > remotely connect from the laptop to the desktop. If I try to connect from > the server, the connection is refused. > > I have did the research and I now realize that this is the way XP Home is > designed to work. Therefore, is there a way to get around this? Can I > install the Terminal Services piece in order to be able to connect directly > to the laptop using Remote Desktop? Upgrade from Win XP Home to Pro. |
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The reason I have not upgraded to XP Pro is because I have XP Home v2003 and
the only XP Pro I can find is v2001 (msdn subscriptions site). I am a developer and I have access to the msdn, but that is not helping me in this case. I will probably wait until the next Windows release to upgrade. -- DB "Peter" wrote: > > I am operating behind a wireless router with two pc's. One of which is > > Windows XP Home Edition (laptop) and the other is Windows 2003 Enterprise > > Server (Desktop). Both have Remote Desktop installed. However, I can > only > > remotely connect from the laptop to the desktop. If I try to connect from > > the server, the connection is refused. > > > > I have did the research and I now realize that this is the way XP Home is > > designed to work. Therefore, is there a way to get around this? Can I > > install the Terminal Services piece in order to be able to connect > directly > > to the laptop using Remote Desktop? > > Upgrade from Win XP Home to Pro. > > > |
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