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    annoying RDP issues

    Just upgraded the laptop from 7 home to ultimate, one reason was to allow RDP in, i already hacked home to allow me to RDP to work but the problem i have now is the laptop wont allow incoming connections.. after lots of searching the laptops pingable (tried with no firewall as well) checked RDP is allowed and the correct port is there (also tried another port as a test)

    from the main rig i can see the laptop in the network page, right click it and select connect via RDP and i get the error saying its not on the network or is not setup for RDP..

    a bit stuck now after a couple of hours looking

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    Re: annoying RDP issues

    Is it actually listening on port 3389? Run...

    cmd /k netstat -an | findstr 3389

    Code:
      TCP    0.0.0.0:3389           0.0.0.0:0              LISTENING
      TCP    [::]:3389              [::]:0                 LISTENING
    If you telnet to the laptop's IP on port 3389, does it connect?

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    Re: annoying RDP issues

    cmd /k netstat -an | findstr 3389 does nothing
    puttytel.exe does not connect.

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    Re: annoying RDP issues

    Disable RDP within system properties, then re-enable it. If that doesn't do it, disable it, reboot, then re-enable it.

    Check that these three services are running:
    Remote Desktop Configuration
    Remote Desktop Services
    Remote Desktop Services UserMode Port Redirector

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    Re: annoying RDP issues

    Quote Originally Posted by GoNz0 View Post
    from the main rig i can see the laptop in the network page, right click it and select connect via RDP and i get the error saying its not on the network or is not setup for RDP..
    A bit lame way of doing it though... Run mstsc instead and use IP address to connect.

    Also your lappy should really listen on port 3389 - if its not you got a problem.

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    Re: annoying RDP issues

    Quote Originally Posted by smargh View Post
    Disable RDP within system properties, then re-enable it. If that doesn't do it, disable it, reboot, then re-enable it.

    Check that these three services are running:
    Remote Desktop Configuration
    Remote Desktop Services
    Remote Desktop Services UserMode Port Redirector
    i had already tried disabling and enabling the RDP check box, it failed.
    one thing i had not tried was manaully starting Remote Desktop Services UserMode Port Redirector, and thats what did it thanks for that
    Quote Originally Posted by spoon_ View Post
    A bit lame way of doing it though... Run mstsc instead and use IP address to connect.

    Also your lappy should really listen on port 3389 - if its not you got a problem.
    yes i said about clicking the pc in the network page to point out it did show on the network, usually i click the RDP icon in the start menu and connect via ip to the rack game servers i admin, on the main games rig i have a folder full of saved RDP connections to 1 click connect

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    Re: annoying RDP issues

    oh FYI, if you RDP from the laptop in question to the games rig and use the games rig to RDP back to the laptop you cause a paradox and have to shut down to get out of it (or walk upstairs lol)

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    Re: annoying RDP issues

    Run Wireshark to capture the packets on the lappy and try to RDP in. It should give you clues of comms between the 2 machines. You may want to post the pcap file.

    HTH

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    Re: annoying RDP issues

    step back 2 posts, its fixed

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