Enable Remote Desktop in Windows Vista

This shows you allow computers to connect to a and use it remotely via Remote .

The only Vista versions than can be connected to via Remote are , , and editions. All versions of Vista can use Remote to remote to another though.

Enable Remote

1. Right-click in the and then select Properties.

2. Click Remote in the Tasks list on the left side of the window.

3. Select Allow connections from computers running any version of Remote if computers connecting to it will only be from within a local or are running versions of other than Vista. Select Allow connections only from computers running Remote with Authentication if computers connecting to it will connect from the or all computers connecting will be Vista.

4. Click OK to save your changes.

Note: If you’re using the Vista , Remote will automatically be allowed through it. If you’re using another , you’ll need to open port 3389 to allow Remote connections.

Select Remote Users

If you have a user account(s) that do not have administrative credentials and you want to use to log in when connecting with Remote , follow these instructions.

Note: All user accounts with administrative rights are automatically allowed to log in using Remote .

1. Open the Remote in the Properties window (see instructions above).

2. Click the Select Users button in the Remote of the Properties window.

3. Click Add in the Remote Users window.

4. Click the button in the Select Users window.

5. Click the Find Now button.

6. Select the user you want to add to the list of users able to log in with Remote and then click OK.

7. Click OK in the Select Users window.

Note: Make sure the user you’ve just added is in the object names box.

8. Click OK in the Remote Users window.

9. Click OK in the Properties window.

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Written by Jason on June 27th, 2008 with no comments.
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