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Tunnelling through localhost address...
I have always used Windows 2000 for this but after recently upgrading to
WinXP it no longer works. I tunnel an SSH connection through a port listening on my localhost to a remote machine for remote desktop. I would typically connect to say "localhost:7568" or something like that in the MSTSC terminal services client application. When I attempt it automatically states "The client could not connect. You are already connected to the console of this computer. A new console session cannot be established.". Is there a way around this because I use localhost ports to forward pretty much anything I do on this machine. Thanks, Ketta |
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Tunnelling through localhost address...
Well I found my own answer, lazy me.
Right-click on mstsc.exe, select "Win98 / ME" under the compatibility mode tab. Why? I have no idea, if anyone knows though that would be appreciated. Ketta. "Ketta" wrote in message ... I have always used Windows 2000 for this but after recently upgrading to WinXP it no longer works. I tunnel an SSH connection through a port listening on my localhost to a remote machine for remote desktop. I would typically connect to say "localhost:7568" or something like that in the MSTSC terminal services client application. When I attempt it automatically states "The client could not connect. You are already connected to the console of this computer. A new console session cannot be established.". Is there a way around this because I use localhost ports to forward pretty much anything I do on this machine. Thanks, Ketta |
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