Re: RDP incoming not working on Server 2003

Leythos wrote:
In article <5A85B581-8F11-456F-91D0-C588787DD1D9@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
JonathanL@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx says...
Does anyone have any idea what else to look for? I'm stumped!


REBOOT IT and see if that fixes it.

And if that doesn't do it, do a ;

netstat -a |find "3389"

....check for "listening"

--
/kj


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