From: noone@nospamhere.com   
      
   Things to check:   
      
   1.  Is the terminal services Windows component installed on the server to   
   which you're trying to connect?   
      
   2.  Is the server behind a firewall?  If it is, you need to open the   
   appropriate port (3389 if I remember correctly, but you'll need to verify   
   that) and be certain that the packets are being passed to the correct   
   internal I/P address.   
      
   3.  Did you test it from a computer that's on the local subnet of the   
   server?  If you can make the terminal connection from the local subnet but   
   not from a remote location, it's almost certainly a firewall issue.  If you   
   can't make a terminal connection from the local subnet, either terminal   
   services is not installed or it's not working properly.   
      
      
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   news:1168667380.085784.242540@q2g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...   
   > Hi IT Experts!!.   
   >   
   > I am using windows 2000 server with terminal server administration   
   > mode. wen i tried to connect to the server from remote location. i got   
   > the error message something like this. but i can connect it from LAN.   
   >   
   > "client could not connect to the remote computer. Remote connection   
   > might not be enabled or computer is too busy to accept incoming   
   > connections, it is possible that network connection preventing your   
   > connection"   
   >   
   > wen i tried to ping in to the server i found that nothing lost the   
   > packets.   
   >   
   > then i tried to telnet the port , its saying coudnot open the port.   
   >   
   > Can you give me answer to  enable remote desktop on win2k server. i   
   > tried to connect it from win2k pro, and winxp. i have getting the same   
   > error.   
   >   
   > Regards   
   > Jayesh   
   > Amusement White water.   
   > ITs-Admin   
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