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Really strange. I am able to Remote Desktop over VPN to one of the servers (xxx.xxx.xxx.26), but not to another (xxx.xxx.xxx.27). The servers are on the same subnet.

The funny part is that if I remote desktop to the first server, then I can do second Remote Desktop from there to the other server (the one I cannot access directly - xxx.xxx.xxx.27).

So there is no credentials or login issue I guess. Just something prevents the Remote Desktop over VPN to one of the servers.

Any ideas what might be? I wonder if the number 27 in the 4th octet of an IP has some special designation which conflicts with the VPN.

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  • What OS versions are the servers and your computer running? I've seen issues where some versions of remote desktop refuse to talk with others.
    – Ross Aiken
    Aug 23, 2013 at 20:36

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What is your network configuration? Are the two servers on the same subnet? If not is there a route setup in the VPN config to the server you are unable to RDP to?

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  • Yes, the servers are on the same subnet. Just the last octets are different. xxx.xxx.xxx.26 VS. xxx.xxx.xxx.27 I wonder if the 27 octet has some special designation?!
    – mitaka
    Aug 23, 2013 at 18:12
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The only people who can help you in this issue are the network support of the place with the VPN. The servers might be on separate sub-nets and they'll help you set up your routing.

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