I have a user that is connecting to a remote desktop in order to access
websites from home that we normally block here at work.. I have blocked the
IP they are connecting to but incase they have another ip which is likely, I
want to just block outgoing requests all together. blocking 3389 doesn't
work.
Re: Private LAN, Zone Alarm & Setting Up Remote Desktop - Sorta Stuck ... Just call the Remote Desktophost from the RDP ... Since you're connecting over your LAN, you don't have to worry about IP ... the router's hardware firewall and Zone Alarm software firewalls on ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.general)
RE: OfficeJet 7410 All-in-One & 2003 Terminal Services - HELP ... was that the local printer is listed in the local machine, ... A Remote Desktop user with WinXP Pro SP2 with a locally installed ... > Terminal Server and confirmed a correct driver install;... > connecting the 7410 to a laptop outside of our network and was able to ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.work_remotely)
Re: Remote Desktop disconnects instantly with no error ... The client connects but then instantly disconnects (within a small ... If I connect using the standard Microsoft Remote Desktop client... starts connecting, and then after perhaps 0.2 seconds becomes ... The computer is Windows XP Professional SP2 with all updates ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.network_web)
Re: Remote Desktop connection problems ... I would check with the SecuRemote folks for help, ... For help with Remote Desktop see this page... ...connecting to my PC at work using either Remote Desktop on one computer ... PC at home has XP PRo.... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.work_remotely)
Re: How can i find my server is taken in Remote? ... As previously noted by Marcus Walshe, we can see who are logged on. ... I mean I would like to be able to monitor a user activity much like watching someone connecting thru pcAnywhere to my server - I can see the mouse pointer move. ...Remote desktop is a nice tool. ... !!!!!But you have to THINK ABOUT giving Administrator rights to the people!!!!! ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.general)
