Ik heb een probleem, ik kan niet meer inloggen op de
server. Het heeft heel even gewerkt maar nu werkt het niet
meer dus er is iets fout gegaan maar ik heb geen idee wat.
Als ik m.b.v. Remote Desktop Connection wil inloggen op de
server krijg ik de volgende foutmelding:


The client could not connect to the remote computer.
Remote connections might not be enabled or the computer
might be too busy to accept new connections. It is also
possible that network problems are preventing your
connection. Please try your connection again later. If the
problem continues to occur, contact your administrator.

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Il se trouve que Maurice Verstappen a formulé :
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> possible that network problems are preventing your
> connection. Please try your connection again later. If the
> problem continues to occur, contact your administrator.
>
> Weet iemand hoe ik dit kan oplossen? Graag een reactie
> via email
>
> maurice.verstappen
>
> m v gr Maurice

waarschijnlijk ben je vergeten TS te activeren:

Lots of sites on the internet discuss how to enable remote desktop in
Windows XP and Windows 2003 Server, but the majority of them require
you to have physical access to the computer first. So how do you enable
remote desktop when you do not have physical access to the computer. It
is all to do with the registry!
1. Make a network connection to the remote computer to ensure that you
have administrative access to the machine (i.e. \\computer\c$). This
will prompt for a username and password of the administrator. Enter the
correct details.
2. Start the registry editor regedit.exe (and not the older application
regedt32.exe if it exists - it does not in later releases of Windows)
3. Choose File, Connect Network Registry
4. Enter the computer name as above.
5. Navigate to
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Contro l\Terminal Server for
the registry settings for the remote computer (take care not to select
your own desktop)
6. Double-click fDenyTSConnections.
7. Change the value of this setting to 0 to enable Remote Desktop or 1
to disable it, and click OK.
8. If your remote computer has multiple network cards and you want to
ensure that Remote Desktop is operating only on a selected card then
navigate to the following registry location: (as
above)\WinStations\RDP-Tcp and note the LanAdapter value. If this is 0
Remote Desktop operates on all networks, and if this is another number
then it operates only on the network as identified in the (as
first)\lanatable registry key
9. Disconnect the remote computer from the registry editor using File,
Disconnect Network Registry, and selecting the correct remote computer
in the list.
10. Finally, one of two options. Option A is quicker:
A. Connect with Manage Computer to the remote PC (right-click "My
Computer", choose "manage", right-click "Computer Management (Local)"
and "Connect to another computer". Enter the name of the remote
computer). Then from the Services node, start the Remote Desktop Helper
service. This will cause Remote Desktop to start and read the relevant
registry key. This is particularly helpful because it allows one to get
Remote Desktop working without even restarting the machine.
B. If this fails, then you can always restart the computer remotely.

grtz