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I enabled the VPN role on the......
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Name: BostonMike
Date: October 2, 2008 at 20:07:18 Pacific
Subject: I enabled the VPN role on the......OS: Win 2003CPU/Ram: 2.4ghz 1 GBManufacturer/Model: Frankenstein |
Comment: Windows 2003 Enterprise server and lost the ability to RDC into the server.
Ok, I'll start from the beginning. I set up the server on the other side of the house. I then went to my other computer to administer it using RDC. I did all the updates created file folders etc. It was working fine for days. Last night I enabled the VPN role so that I may access some files located on the server from work. As soon as I did that I lost my RDC connection. I restarted the server and I'm not able to RDC to the server anymore. I can still RDC to the other computers in the house. Can anyone identify what the cause of this is?
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