Vista Remote Desktop Connection problem

How do I establish a Remote Desltop Connection to this Vista machine?

I am not new to remoting, but I do not know how to trouble shoot it.

Settings:
Vista Enterprise x64 is set to "Allow connections only from computers
running Remote Desktop with Network Level Authentication" because this is on
a small local network. The selection of Remote Desktop users given
permission in the Vista machine is appropriate and matches those trying to
connect.

Facts abont how I am trying to connect:
Neither the sever (Windows Server 2003 R2) or the laptop (Windows XP Pro
SP2) can Remote into the Vista machine.
The server can Remote into the laptop and the Vista machine can Remote into
both the server and the laptop.

Error Message:
When I attempt to connect I get the following error messate:
==============
The Client could not connect to the remote computer.
Remote connections might not be enabled or the computer might be too busy to
accept connections. It is also possilbe that network problems are preventing
your connetion.
Please try again later. If the problem continues to occur, contact your
administrator.
[ok][help]
==============

(I have also tried "Allow connections from computers running any version of
Remote Desktop".)

What is the cause and the remedy?

Thank you,
Doug

Do a simple test. Can you telnet port 3389?

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"dbuchanan" <dbuchanan@newsgroup.nospam> wrote in message
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> How do I establish a Remote Desltop Connection to this Vista machine?
>
> I am not new to remoting, but I do not know how to trouble shoot it.
>
> Settings:
> Vista Enterprise x64 is set to "Allow connections only from computers
> running Remote Desktop with Network Level Authentication" because this is
> on a small local network. The selection of Remote Desktop users given
> permission in the Vista machine is appropriate and matches those trying to
> connect.
>
> Facts abont how I am trying to connect:
> Neither the sever (Windows Server 2003 R2) or the laptop (Windows XP Pro
> SP2) can Remote into the Vista machine.
> The server can Remote into the laptop and the Vista machine can Remote
> into both the server and the laptop.
>
> Error Message:
> When I attempt to connect I get the following error messate:
> ==============
> The Client could not connect to the remote computer.
> Remote connections might not be enabled or the computer might be too busy
> to accept connections. It is also possilbe that network problems are
> preventing your connetion.
> Please try again later. If the problem continues to occur, contact your
> administrator.
> [ok][help]
> ==============
>
> (I have also tried "Allow connections from computers running any version
> of Remote Desktop".)
>
> What is the cause and the remedy?
>
> Thank you,
> Doug

Hello Robert,

Apparently not.
I did, and it responded as shown...
------------------------------
Microsoft Telnet> o 3389
Connecting To 3389...Could not open connection to the host, on port 23:
Connect
failed
Microsoft Telnet
-----------------------------
Now what do I do?

Thank you,
Doug

I have the same problem. Connecting with telnet didn't work on port 338
(it worked on port 80). I have enabled Remote desktop with "Allo
connections from computers running any version of Remote Desktop (les
secure)".
I have enabled Remote Desktop in the Windows Firewall. I have als
looked up the advanced settings in "Windows Firewall with Advance
Security", and Remote Desktop is enabled with action Allowed at loca
port 3389 (Remote Port: Any), Users machines etc: Any.

This has been working until recently

--
awe

Do you have other security software? For troubleshooting, run clean boot.
Please post back with the result.

How to setup windows network, internet sharing, remote access and VPNHow to
run Windows OS with a clean boot. when you cannot determine the cause of the
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"awe" <awe.336jb6@no-mx.forums.net> wrote in message
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>
> I have the same problem. Connecting with telnet didn't work on port 3389
> (it worked on port 80). I have enabled Remote desktop with "Allow
> connections from computers running any version of Remote Desktop (less
> secure)".
> I have enabled Remote Desktop in the Windows Firewall. I have also
> looked up the advanced settings in "Windows Firewall with Advanced
> Security", and Remote Desktop is enabled with action Allowed at local
> port 3389 (Remote Port: Any), Users machines etc: Any.
>
> This has been working until recently.
>
>
> --
> awe