Remote Desktop Web Access & Error on the page

RLNY
Date: 11/28/04


Date: Sat, 27 Nov 2004 20:09:11 -0500

When I use the browser and connect http:// (my IP address: port) /tsweb I
get the remote access web page. It request server (which I leave blank)
screen setting (I have at full screen) and unchecked box "send login info".
When I hit connect I get on the bottom screen tab of IE "error on page"

 I then dropped my firewall and nothing



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