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I have 2 IPs on my Windows Server 2012. 1st is local the 2nd is real public.
Whenever I try to login using RDP from a windows 8 from inside the network of the local IP, I can easily log in. However, whenever I try using the public IP, I get the below error.
The server is on a domain and I am specifying the domain name as such NomainName\administrator
Things I have done till now:
- added the ADMINISTRATOR account to the
Remote Desktop Usersbuilt in group. - inside Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\System and under Remote Desktop Settings, the settings are turned on to allow remote connections.
- The built in firewall is stopped (temporarily) to test if that is the issue.
- The ANTIVIRUS KASPERSKY's firewall is stopped (temporarily) to test if that is the issue.
Any ideas?
tony9099
Posted 2015-11-16T09:37:26.940
Reputation: 303
is the machine a domain machine or non-domain? Eitherway you need to specify the machine name, backslash username
Example: If your machine name is TEST01 it would be TEST01\Administrator. – Smeerpijp – 2015-11-16T09:45:10.670
@doenoe I am, I just edited my question. – tony9099 – 2015-11-16T09:46:28.833
Are you using the same account when logging in from the local network?? – Smeerpijp – 2015-11-16T09:51:42.963
@doenoe yes i am – tony9099 – 2015-11-16T09:53:56.097
Do you have RDP-NLA enabled on the remote machine that you're trying to connect to? If enabled, try disabling it, and reconnect to test. – Smeerpijp – 2015-11-17T10:23:55.720
Are you logging in from a machine joined to the same domain name? If yes, did you try .\user1 as the user? Also, did you try specifying the FQDN of that domain such that user = "marketing.contoso.com\user1" instead of just "marketing\user1"? – cdavid – 2015-11-18T19:59:47.787