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I can't start a Windows RDP session. Why?
I can't start a Windows RDP session. Why?
Issue
You are trying to connect to a Windows Computer on Campus that you have set up for Remote Desktop Connection.
Reason
Due to network security reasons with regards to Windows Remote Desktop Connections from subnets outside the College of Engineering or from the Resnet Subnet Range, the RDP Protocol, TCP 3389, are blocked from accessing machines on Campus.
To remotely log into a Windows Machine using Remote Desktop Connection with a computer outside of the Campus Subnet, you will need to connect using the Campus VPN software before using RDP.
For more details about UCSB Campus VPN, please visitĀ https://www.ets.ucsb.edu/services/campus-vpn
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