RE: Remote Access Issue
- From: Gramps98 <Gramps98@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 19 Jul 2007 09:50:01 -0700
Robert,
After reading your response, I noticed that I didn't actually do
"everything" that you asked me too. Having said that, I've now gone back and
followed your instructions. Here are the results:
I checked PC1 and wrote down the IP address. From another PC (PC2) I WAS
able to connect to PC1 with the Mstsc /v (IP_PC1) command.
I WAS NOT able to connect to that PC when I ran the Mstsc /v (ComputerName).
That particular PC has somehow associated its name with another PC on our
network.
I ping'd IP_PC1 and it returned favorable results for the correct IP address.
One step further, I ping'd the ComputerName for PC1 and it returned the IP
address for the other PC that it has associated itself with.
I tried the same scenario on another (3rd) PC on our network. I wrote down
its IP address. I COULD NOT connect to this IP address with the mstsc /v
IP_PC3 command. I COULD NOT connect using the computer name either. I WAS
able to ping the IP address that I originally wrote down for PC3. When I
ping'd this 3rd PC by ComputerName, however, it failed and returned a
DIFFERENT IP address than what I originally wrote down.
Hope that wasn't too confusing. Let me know if I need to elaborate more.
--
Gramps98
"Robert Li [MSFT]" wrote:
Hello,.
Thanks for posting in our newsgroup.
From your description, I know that when you logon RWW and then connect a
workstation's desktop, you get the message "Connectivity to the remote
computer could not be established..." or the
login screen for a totally different workstation pops up. If I am off-base,
please don't hesitate to let me know.
Please take the following step to narrow down this issue:
1. On a workstation (PC1) , please run ipconfig, write down the IP you see.
2. On another other computer (PC2), please run the following command:
Mstsc /v IP_PC1
Can you get to PC1's desktop?
3. On PC 2, please run
Mstsc /v ComputerName(PC1)
What is the result?
If you cannot connect to PC1 this time, please ping PC 1, what IP can you
see?
I am looking forward to hear from you.
If you need further assistance, please don't hesitate to let me know.
Best regards,
Robert Li(MSFT)
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<I'm running SBS 2003 SP2 and having probs connecting remotely to several
<client PC's on my network.
<
<I can successfully VPN from home to RWW and can see the list of all
clients.
< When I try to connect to certain PC's, it either gives me a "Connectivity
to
<the remote computer could not be established..." or in other instances,
the
<login screen for a totally different workstation pops up. Same thing
happens
<when I'm at the office trying to remotely login to those same workstations.
<
<Here's a new one...I just attempted to login (from within my office) to a
<workstation and received a message that another user was logged on to the
PC
<and that their session would end if I continued...blah blah blah. I went
<down to look at the PC to find that the PC is actually powered off.
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<Any ideas of what's happening?
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