Unable to connect to computers via Remote Desktop on the VPN connection.

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  I by office remote access to a server that is connected by the Cisco VPN client to other servers, but when I connect the VPN, the sector of remote desktop, if I have this connection loose and cannot work.

  That's what I should do, but when the VPN connects, my remote desktop connection matrix:

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  I can't VPN to server2 directly, I have to go through Server1, but I can't.

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  ===> You need a split-mining policy which aims to exclude the IP address of your customer

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• HP Photosmart via Remote Desktop

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  I have a problem with the help of a printer via the desktop remotely. Here are the details:

  Printer: HP Photosmart C7250.

  The local computer: Windows XP Professional, with printer installed via USB

  Remote computer: Windows Server 2008.

  An application on the remote computer is intended to print to the HP Photosmart local through through "Redirect" to the remote desktop. The application is intended to print with the courtier New police so that the spacing is all standard. "Print preview" shows this correctly, but when you actually print, it come out in a different format, screwing with the allignment... each letter is aligned left on each space. It's quite readable, just a little weird.

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• Window SQLD is blurred after via remote desktop on Windows

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  Often, I take possession of my Windows PC via remote desktop. After come back to my place of work, the window SQLD is blurred. It is partly black, or contains parts of other windows.

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• Coll CS Master via Remote Desktop

  I m using 5.5 version of master coll, I would like to know if its possible to use my cs to the pc using remote desktop on the laptop or another system, it voilate will be licensed?

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• Remote Desktop left the unlocked console session after I disconnect, - BAD!

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• Remote Desktop for the external IP address is no longer works

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  Problems with Windows Server 2012 are supported in the TechNet Forums. I suggest you send the request in Windows Server 2012 general Forums TechNet.
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  Hello

  Thus, Home Basic edition, and Home Premium edition are the same options as Business, Ultimate and Enterprise.

  Basic and Premium "Remote Assistance" and the other three SKUS have full Remote Desktop. This is probably the question you are running in.

  And the experience is different as well. You can however, is located on a computer Home Basic/Premium and connect by using "Remote Desktop" on a computer running Business, Ultimate and Enterprise. But not the other way around. You use Remote Assistance.

  Remote Assistance allows a remote user to connect to your system via an 'Invitation '. You can search in Help and Support for Remote Assistance or Desktop FAQ good explanations.

  Remote Desktop is designed so that you can connect to your computer remotely to work. This does not require an invitaion. Do not add users to a permissions list (essentially to be an Admiistrator or the remote user to group.)

  It was really just a couple of things you need to put in place to communicate with office remotely to another computer... easily anyway.

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  An Alternative to Remote Assistance is Windows Live Messenger. It has a nice little feature that allows you to do the same. It requires that a person on the remote computer send an invitation and accept the connection as much as Remote Assistance... a little against the goal... but clean enough little free app to fix someone's computer remotely.

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