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    Remote desktop across Site to Site VPN with ASA 5505

    No. The Windows firewall is off in all cases: This works RDP 6.1.7600 > Win 7 Ent x64 > PIX 501 > Site 2 Site VPN > ASA 5505 > remote network This fails RDP 6.1.7600 > Win 7 Ent x64 > ASA 5505 > Site 2 Site VPN > ASA 5505 > remote network This works RDP 6.0.6001 > XP SP3 > ASA 5505 > Site 2...
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    Remote desktop across Site to Site VPN with ASA 5505

    I've just discovered that if I run RDP from an XP VM within my network it connects no problem. The problem is occurring when I try to connect from my Windows 7 host.
  3. cnicho

    Remote desktop across Site to Site VPN with ASA 5505

    Hi, I have a Site to Site VPN established between two ASA 5505 firewalls. I can browse to network shares in the remote site and I can ping but I can't use Remote Desktop. Each time I try to connect, ICMP error messages appear in the log raised on the outside network address of my firewall yet...
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    How do I intercept SQL Server's native error using SQLDMO?

    I found the answer buried in an MSDN article. You subtract vbObjectError constant from the Err.Number value.
  5. cnicho

    Handling SQLDMO errors gracefully in VB6

    I found the answer buried in an MSDN article. You subtract vbObjectError constant from the Err.Number value.
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    How do I intercept SQL Server's native error using SQLDMO?

    Hi I would like to intercept a login failure and display a message accordingly. I am using SQLDMO in VB6. The ServerMessage event does not process messages with a severity higher than 10 so the procedures error handler processes it as a vb error. The Err.Number is a large negative number and...
  7. cnicho

    Handling SQLDMO errors gracefully in VB6

    Hi I would like to intercept a login failure and display a message accordingly. I am using SQLDMO in VB6. The ServerMessage event does not process messages with a severity higher than 10 so the procedures error handler processes it as a vb error. The Err.Number is a large negative number and...
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