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Hi there,

I have a problem with RD.
My configuration is:
Home Pc: Static IP connected to a LINKSYS switch/ADSL modem with
portforwarding enabled

Work:
1 Linksys Router (with no port forwarding configuration)
1 Server 2000 used as a Firewall. It has 2 network interfaces. It blocks all
packets on the external interface apart from the ones that are allowed (like
port 80,etc) - input filters on the Routing and Remote Access
1 Domain Controller that connects to the internal interface of the firewall
and does DHCP and DNS to the rest of the work pcs

I can not access the home pc from work and I am sure that it has to do with
the work configuration because from my friend's place where there is no
firewall, I can access it.

Any help would be appreciated!

Thanks

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Well, its possible your work network administrators have blocked TCP Port 3389, used by Remote
Desktop, outbound. I suggest you contact them for further information concerning this issue...

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"panos g" <panos g@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:DF75B1D9-4BAF-4EE8-B28E-79B8872D7C2C@microsoft.com...
> Hi there,
>
> I have a problem with RD.
> My configuration is:
> Home Pc: Static IP connected to a LINKSYS switch/ADSL modem with
> portforwarding enabled
>
> Work:
> 1 Linksys Router (with no port forwarding configuration)
> 1 Server 2000 used as a Firewall. It has 2 network interfaces. It blocks all
> packets on the external interface apart from the ones that are allowed (like
> port 80,etc) - input filters on the Routing and Remote Access
> 1 Domain Controller that connects to the internal interface of the firewall
> and does DHCP and DNS to the rest of the work pcs
>
> I can not access the home pc from work and I am sure that it has to do with
> the work configuration because from my friend's place where there is no
> firewall, I can access it.
>
> Any help would be appreciated!
>
> Thanks

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Try PMG Connect (www.pmgconnect.com).



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