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I have two Windows 7 computers connected on the same network via a switch. I'll call one "local" and the other "remote".
When I connected the remote computer to my network I chose the network location as Public
(I'd prefer to have the remote computer's network location as public so it's not so visible on the network). However, on the local computer I could not connect via Remote Desktop to the remote computer. Changing the remote computer's network location to Home
allowed me to connect via RDP.
- Why does this happen?
- Is there a way I can connect via remote desktop to a machine that has a
Public
network location? Is this just a firewall change?