When I try to connect to a Win2K server using the Vista RDP client I get a
message box telling me that it is trying to connect to a older version and
the default to continue is set to no. Is there anyway to either get rid of
this message (as I always want to connect) or set the default to "Continue"

Best Regards,

Michael Gould

In the Connection tab of the RDP client, make sure that the "Auth options"
is set to "Always connect".

ThePro

"Michael Gould" <gould-m********.com> wrote
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> When I try to connect to a Win2K server using the Vista RDP client I get a
> message box telling me that it is trying to connect to a older version and
> the default to continue is set to no. Is there anyway to either get rid
> of this message (as I always want to connect) or set the default to
> "Continue"
>
> Best Regards,
>
> Michael Gould[/color]

Thanks for the answer that took care of it.

Best Regards,

Michael Gould

"ThePro" <mcthepro_@nospam.hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> In the Connection tab of the RDP client, make sure that the "Auth options"
> is set to "Always connect".
>
> ThePro
>
> "Michael Gould" <gould-m********.com> wrote
> news:31084BD1-AF7C-47AC-8D8D-6127163B5C6C@microsoft.com...[color=green]
>> When I try to connect to a Win2K server using the Vista RDP client I get
>> a message box telling me that it is trying to connect to a older version
>> and the default to continue is set to no. Is there anyway to either get
>> rid of this message (as I always want to connect) or set the default to
>> "Continue"
>>
>> Best Regards,
>>
>> Michael Gould[/color]
>[/color]