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Been away for a couple of days and thought about this. I have alsmost exactly the same configuration as you... Server in the office (at home) AD installed all service packs (2000) and a linksys router. I have also seen the message you are getting. Here are a couple of things.. 1/ I suppose you...

On the telnet attempt... I spoke to a colleague who told me that TS will not respond to a telnet prompt, because TS works with encrypted data.. Telent does not know how to decrypt any responses it might get, and therefore times out. back to the remote desktop attempt me thinks Peter

I would have to agree with you.. I have not used IAS and when I think about it.. the option is there when you set it up, so I guess that obviates the need for AD, sorry about that.. Peter

I agree with "al" its not a harware problem if you can log on to the server in the regular manner. This is software. From a practical perspective I would simply take a WINXP pc... and use remote desktop ... when asked for the address of the host server.. type in its ip address. Then let use know...

I have to pass on your efforts with telnet... I have not tried that, so know nothing about it.. however I do know that if you set up TS in remote admin mode only two users can connect at one time. Forgive me for hammering on this.. but as I know not a lot about telnet, I would suggest you try to...

I am a little new to this as well, but I would like to hazard that if you want your users to be authenticated on a different server than the one they are comming in on, you will need to make sure that you have Active directory running on both server. (I assume you have on your 'main' server, but...

I am no expert, but have messed around (and been messed around) with and by terminal server. What you dont say ishow you are trying to connect. 1/ Can you ping the server from your WS? 2/ Have you set the server up in Remote Admin mode or in Application mode. In either case you need to set the...