tscc.msc on Vista Ultimate?

[Guest KeithLa]

I need to debug a connection failure between my two Vista Ultimate PCs on my

home network.

 

Remote Desktop won’t connect on my home network or through WHS, and I’m

pretty sure it’s not a firewall issue. I've followed all the usual steps to

properly configure firewall and port 3389 (even though I'm not behind one),

enable Remote Desktop, set authentication level, etc. QWINSTA reports the

TS service isn't running, even though it shows started in Management

Console/Services.

 

The exact error message is: “This computer cannot connect to the remote

computer. Try connecting again. If the problem continues, contact the owner

of the remote computer or your network administrator.”

 

One of the expert websites I've read says this message indicates an RDP-TCP

binding problem on PCs with multiple network adapters (like mine), and this

can be resolved with tscc.msc. Unfortunately there’s no tscc.msc snap-in in

Vista Ultimate (that I can find). I’m sure there’s another way to do this

Vista, but don’t know what it is, nothing helpful in PSS KB.

 

Any/all suggestions are welcome.

[Guest Patrick Rouse]

RE: tscc.msc on Vista Ultimate?

 

tscc.msc only exists on server OS. You could just use the local system

policies via gpedit.msc.

 

 

--

Patrick C. Rouse

Microsoft MVP - Terminal Server

SE, West Coast USA & Canada

Quest Software, Provision Networks Division

Virtual Client Solutions

http://www.provisionnetworks.com

 

 

"KeithLa" wrote:

> I need to debug a connection failure between my two Vista Ultimate PCs on my

> home network.

>

> Remote Desktop won’t connect on my home network or through WHS, and I’m

> pretty sure it’s not a firewall issue. I've followed all the usual steps to

> properly configure firewall and port 3389 (even though I'm not behind one),

> enable Remote Desktop, set authentication level, etc. QWINSTA reports the

> TS service isn't running, even though it shows started in Management

> Console/Services.

>

> The exact error message is: “This computer cannot connect to the remote

> computer. Try connecting again. If the problem continues, contact the owner

> of the remote computer or your network administrator.”

>

> One of the expert websites I've read says this message indicates an RDP-TCP

> binding problem on PCs with multiple network adapters (like mine), and this

> can be resolved with tscc.msc. Unfortunately there’s no tscc.msc snap-in in

> Vista Ultimate (that I can find). I’m sure there’s another way to do this

> Vista, but don’t know what it is, nothing helpful in PSS KB.

>

> Any/all suggestions are welcome.

>

>

>

>

[Guest KeithLa]

RE: tscc.msc on Vista Ultimate?

 

Thanks for the response Patrick. I'm looking at gpedit.msc but don't see any

options that look like what I need, anything related to binding RDP to the

correct network adapter on my system. Any ideas on this?

 

"Patrick Rouse" wrote:

> tscc.msc only exists on server OS. You could just use the local system

> policies via gpedit.msc.

>

>

> --

> Patrick C. Rouse

> Microsoft MVP - Terminal Server

> SE, West Coast USA & Canada

> Quest Software, Provision Networks Division

> Virtual Client Solutions

> http://www.provisionnetworks.com

>

>

> "KeithLa" wrote:

>

> > I need to debug a connection failure between my two Vista Ultimate PCs on my

> > home network.

> >

> > Remote Desktop won’t connect on my home network or through WHS, and I’m

> > pretty sure it’s not a firewall issue. I've followed all the usual steps to

> > properly configure firewall and port 3389 (even though I'm not behind one),

> > enable Remote Desktop, set authentication level, etc. QWINSTA reports the

> > TS service isn't running, even though it shows started in Management

> > Console/Services.

> >

> > The exact error message is: “This computer cannot connect to the remote

> > computer. Try connecting again. If the problem continues, contact the owner

> > of the remote computer or your network administrator.”

> >

> > One of the expert websites I've read says this message indicates an RDP-TCP

> > binding problem on PCs with multiple network adapters (like mine), and this

> > can be resolved with tscc.msc. Unfortunately there’s no tscc.msc snap-in in

> > Vista Ultimate (that I can find). I’m sure there’s another way to do this

> > Vista, but don’t know what it is, nothing helpful in PSS KB.

> >

> > Any/all suggestions are welcome.

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest Patrick Rouse]

RE: tscc.msc on Vista Ultimate?

 

This option is not available via GPO because the hardware on each server

could be different.

 

 

--

Patrick C. Rouse

Microsoft MVP - Terminal Server

SE, West Coast USA & Canada

Quest Software, Provision Networks Division

Virtual Client Solutions

http://www.provisionnetworks.com

 

 

"KeithLa" wrote:

> Thanks for the response Patrick. I'm looking at gpedit.msc but don't see any

> options that look like what I need, anything related to binding RDP to the

> correct network adapter on my system. Any ideas on this?

>

> "Patrick Rouse" wrote:

>

> > tscc.msc only exists on server OS. You could just use the local system

> > policies via gpedit.msc.

> >

> >

> > --

> > Patrick C. Rouse

> > Microsoft MVP - Terminal Server

> > SE, West Coast USA & Canada

> > Quest Software, Provision Networks Division

> > Virtual Client Solutions

> > http://www.provisionnetworks.com

> >

> >

> > "KeithLa" wrote:

> >

> > > I need to debug a connection failure between my two Vista Ultimate PCs on my

> > > home network.

> > >

> > > Remote Desktop won’t connect on my home network or through WHS, and I’m

> > > pretty sure it’s not a firewall issue. I've followed all the usual steps to

> > > properly configure firewall and port 3389 (even though I'm not behind one),

> > > enable Remote Desktop, set authentication level, etc. QWINSTA reports the

> > > TS service isn't running, even though it shows started in Management

> > > Console/Services.

> > >

> > > The exact error message is: “This computer cannot connect to the remote

> > > computer. Try connecting again. If the problem continues, contact the owner

> > > of the remote computer or your network administrator.”

> > >

> > > One of the expert websites I've read says this message indicates an RDP-TCP

> > > binding problem on PCs with multiple network adapters (like mine), and this

> > > can be resolved with tscc.msc. Unfortunately there’s no tscc.msc snap-in in

> > > Vista Ultimate (that I can find). I’m sure there’s another way to do this

> > > Vista, but don’t know what it is, nothing helpful in PSS KB.

> > >

> > > Any/all suggestions are welcome.

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

[Guest Soo Kuan Teo [MSFT]]

Re: tscc.msc on Vista Ultimate?

 

when you run qwinsta, do you see the "RDp-Tcp listen" entry in the output?

 

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"KeithLa" <KeithLa@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

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>I need to debug a connection failure between my two Vista Ultimate PCs on

>my

> home network.

>

> Remote Desktop won’t connect on my home network or through WHS, and I’m

> pretty sure it’s not a firewall issue. I've followed all the usual steps

> to

> properly configure firewall and port 3389 (even though I'm not behind

> one),

> enable Remote Desktop, set authentication level, etc. QWINSTA reports

> the

> TS service isn't running, even though it shows started in Management

> Console/Services.

>

> The exact error message is: “This computer cannot connect to the remote

> computer. Try connecting again. If the problem continues, contact the

> owner

> of the remote computer or your network administrator.”

>

> One of the expert websites I've read says this message indicates an

> RDP-TCP

> binding problem on PCs with multiple network adapters (like mine), and

> this

> can be resolved with tscc.msc. Unfortunately there’s no tscc.msc snap-in

> in

> Vista Ultimate (that I can find). I’m sure there’s another way to do

> this

> Vista, but don’t know what it is, nothing helpful in PSS KB.

>

> Any/all suggestions are welcome.

>

>

>

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