RE: Tunneling Terminal Server Client on WinXP?

Hiya


> Have you considered installing a local loopback adapter?  You can give
that
> any IP you want - but I think it won't work as TS binds to all
available
> Ip's

I don't know how to, but will read up on it.

You know, this is weird  -- as soon as I read your e-mail, I flipped
back to the Zebedee folder and just read this (for some reason Outloook
doesn't group mail sent to the Zebedee folder in sequence):

> > Connecting the TS client to 127.0.0.2, it won't complain
> 
> Fantastic, thanks Yves. That did the trick.

I'm sorry I was so dismissive about your suggestion -- will give that a
shot. Thanks!


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