Click here to go to my ComputerWorld.com blog posting on where to go to find settings information for RDP files used for connecting to Remote Desktop or Terminal Services on Windows systems.
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Hi,
I'm struggling with RDP and failed to implement it. I wonder if you can suggest a solution.
My own pc runs a winxp pro (sp2) os. It's connected to my isp (my university) via a modem (not a router) and an adsl connection. I'm trying to access this pc from my daughter's home network, which is connected to the internet via a router and adsl.
My pc is assigned a dynamic ip, but I use no-ip services for establishing a static address.
Whenever I try to connect, it takes a minute and the response is a failure, with my home pc address unknown. i tried to ping from my daughter's system to my home pc, but this act failed as well.
What can cause to blocking?
Ran
Posted by: Ran Chermesh | Wednesday, December 28, 2005 at 12:11 PM