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Terminal Services and WinXP Pro

TinCool · 2003-09-30 11:33:19

OK. I have successfully TS'ed to my PC at home from work. So have all the relevant configuration set up ie. redirecting port 3389 from my dsl router to my PC and have opened port 3389 at my firewall. I disabled IIS during a session earlier and now I can't TS back to it. Question is, does IIS need to be running on the…

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OK. I have successfully TS'ed to my PC at home from work. So have all the relevant configuration set up ie. redirecting port 3389 from my dsl router to my PC and have opened port 3389 at my firewall. I disabled IIS during a session earlier and now I can't TS back to it. Question is, does IIS need to be running on the machine you're connecting to in order to be able to connect to it via a Terminal Service window ?

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OK, in case anyone is interested. You don't need IIS running on the machine you are connecting to in order to connect via TS.

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