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richardfirst
PC with Netgear D834Gv2 router/ADSL connection. Router has latest
firmware & obviously is set up correctly:
connection and located relatively close to the target PC on Netgear
router), the connection does NOT work: after period of time, get either
the message "The client could not establish a connection to the remote
computer....." or, The connection attempt timed out.
There's more: I'm at location where remote desktop can't connect; I
*can* open telnet and make a connection to port 3389 on the target PC.
And, here's what's really wierd: IF I setup the DOS prompt to start
telnet to port 3389, then start the remote desktop connection attempt,
and immediately press enter to establish the DOS telnet session - the
DOS session connects, AND the remote desktop connection is successful!
I can on the same PC that can't connect without this trick, make a
remote desktop connection to a PC halfway around the world, and then
while remote controlling *that* PC, make a remote desktop connection
from it to the PC I cannot establish connection with.
dialup in speed), the remote desktop connection goes through fine.
Any ideas?
Target PC: Windows xp professional service pack 2
AMD Athlon XP 2200+ 1.84ghz 512mb RAM
Ethernet: Trendnet
Netgear D834Gv2 - TE100-PCBUSR - Trendnet Driver 5.635.923.2005
firmware & obviously is set up correctly:
situations (appears to be if the remote PC is on a high-bandwidthFrom some locations, remote desktop works flawlessly; however, in other
connection and located relatively close to the target PC on Netgear
router), the connection does NOT work: after period of time, get either
the message "The client could not establish a connection to the remote
computer....." or, The connection attempt timed out.
There's more: I'm at location where remote desktop can't connect; I
*can* open telnet and make a connection to port 3389 on the target PC.
And, here's what's really wierd: IF I setup the DOS prompt to start
telnet to port 3389, then start the remote desktop connection attempt,
and immediately press enter to establish the DOS telnet session - the
DOS session connects, AND the remote desktop connection is successful!
I can on the same PC that can't connect without this trick, make a
remote desktop connection to a PC halfway around the world, and then
while remote controlling *that* PC, make a remote desktop connection
from it to the PC I cannot establish connection with.
does not work, if I use a slow GRPS air card (similar or slower thanFrom the same location where remote desktop (without the telnet trick)
dialup in speed), the remote desktop connection goes through fine.
Any ideas?
Target PC: Windows xp professional service pack 2
AMD Athlon XP 2200+ 1.84ghz 512mb RAM
Ethernet: Trendnet
Netgear D834Gv2 - TE100-PCBUSR - Trendnet Driver 5.635.923.2005