Interesting. I will look at this, but I really need to get RDT working.
Thanks!
Jeff
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On 11/09/2013 06:55 AM, Rafael Copquin wrote:
I'm not sure if this can be of any help.
Have you tried Google remote desktop?
It does not need any twicking with W7, just install it in your machine
and theirs and you get in with no hassles. The only drawback so far is
it does not have file transfer.
But I resolved that by installing FileZilla in my machine. Once inside
the client's machine, I use the explorer to connect to my ftp in
FileZilla and I can transfer files both ways.
But users can run applications in the remote machine just like
Microsoft RDP
Rafael Copquin
El 08/11/2013 19:36, Jeff Johnson escribió:
Ted: I only tried about 250 suggestions and worked on it for about
four days. ;^) What a waste of time. This is actually two different
customers. I think it's related to the homegroup stuff in Windows
7. Since these are both remote systems it is tough for me to see
everything and the way they've moved things around it's hard for me
to find things. I have to see if I disabled homegroup for public and
private networks. I also have to work around customer schedules. I
can ping the machines by the way.
Windows 8 seems to access Windows 7 just fine.
As always, thank you for your help.
Jeff
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Jeff Johnson
[email protected]
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www.san-dc.com
www.arelationshipmanager.com
On 11/08/2013 10:01 AM, Ted Roche wrote:
On Thu, Nov 7, 2013 at 6:40 PM, Jeff Johnson <[email protected]> wrote:
I am in bad need of some help. I have numerous clients using remote
desktop in all kinds of configurations. I have one combination
that is not
working at two different locations. I have Googled it and tried
everything
suggested but still no luck.
Jeff:
I Googled the error message and got 38 thousand hits. If you have
"tried
everything suggested" as you say, you have had a busy couple of days!
It is a Windows 7 computer trying to remote into a Windows 7 computer.
Are they:
1. Both up to date on patches, and (optional) Remote Access tools?
IIRC, M$
modified RDP in the Win8 timeframe so some older machines can't access
newer ones.
2. Is the target machine set to allow remote access?
3. Is there a 3rd party firewall involved, on either machine?
4. What's the network between the two?
There are numerous suggestions and I have tried them all. I can't
believe
something that works so well on other versions of the OS are so
difficult
here.
No two windows machines in the world are configured the same. You
just need
to work out what's blocking this one.
Also, when I set a fixed IP address and name servers, Windows 7 keeps
changing it back to DHCP. Can you turn off DHCP for one computer?
Yes, you can. Perhaps you need to be logged in as the Administrator, or
have some other god-like power.
Please help. I have spent several days trying to get this one
working.
Please give us something to work with. How does the remote machine
address
its target? How are the two supposed to find each other? Can the remote
machine ping the target? Can another machine within the target's local
network access the target via RDP?
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