Re: ISA 2004, remote desktop issue to internal clients
- From: James Wright <CMCGroup@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 26 Mar 2006 15:07:00 -0800
Yes, that rule is fine. VPN clients can access everything on the
network--even RD to our file server (10.0.0.251).. but cannnot RD to this XP
Pro box (10.0.0.64).
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-James Wright
"Kevin Longley" wrote:
Have you created a rule that allows vpn clients access to the internal.
network?
"James Wright" <CMCGroup@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:B620B705-6FAF-4757-90CE-C62ADAEC5602@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
I have a SBS 2003 server, XP Pro SP2 client (internal network), and ISA
2004
(acting as VPN and firewall) with a T1 for the WAN interface.
My issue:
Domain Users and Domains Admins CAN while VPNed in:
Open a remote desktop session (RDP 3389) with the SBS 2003 box just fine.
10.0.0.251
BUT-
Domain Users and Domain Admins cannot open a RD session with a XP Pro SP2
box on the internal network. Domain Users and Domain Admins can get to
this
computer just fine when connected to the LAN (just not with VPN).
10.0.0.64
Things I've already done:
Remote Desktop is enabled on my XP Pro client
Both the above user groups are added for permissions
Tried to connect to both host and IP address
Tried adding the client IP to the host file
I check the logs on the ISA 2004 server, and I see the VPN client session
initiates a connection for RDP 3389 with the IP address of the XP Pro box.
But, it will just time out and close the connection. I don't see any
traffic
logs that point to a rule denying the service.
Why won't RD work?
-James Wright
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