Windows 10: RDP on Home Network from iPad to Windows 11PC

Can anyone advise the tricks involved in using Remote Desktop from an iPad using Microsoft Remote Desktop to connect to a Windows 11PC within your home network.The iPad can ping the PC but I am getting the following error.Unable to connectWe couldn't connect to the remote PCbecause the PC can't be found. Pleaseprovide the fully-qualified name or the IP address of the remote PCError code: 0x104Will I need to change my sign-in options on the PC? i.e. remove fingerprint recognition

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iPad alternatives in a company network

As the title says, what alternatives can you suggest to the iPad which will be used in a company network. It doesn't need to play video or gamesbut has to have features like exchange connectivity, automatic deployment, remote management, external connections to a beamer for instance, printing, etc.
Suggestions for features I haven't thought of are welcome as well.

 

Rdp doesnt work from outside my own network

So i have a windows 11 pro machine on which i want to open the RDP service over the network for a friend to use my system's computation power.

The problem i am facing is that i can access the system from any other machine in my local network using my public IP or ddns hostname on the rdp field but not if from outside the network.

From machines outside the network when entering the correct hostname/public IP seems that the connection just times out.

Steps i have taken:

• Enable rdp on the system and configure a static IP
  
• Configure port forwarding and dynamic dns on the router
  
• Select the scope of the users on the machine that can be accessed via rdp
  
• Firewall rdp is allowed
  
• Tried to disable firewall in order to check if it drops the connection but no luck either.
  

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RDP and Network Connection Drops While on Ethernet

Sam,

1. Even without issuing the ping -t command I will experience a RDP drop and network bottleneck
2. RDP clients are the same version
3. No firewall setup
4. All connecting with the same cables from similar ports

winbox1 has full duplexTrue
winbox2 does not have duplex True

Pretty sure it's something with the network setup, I might reinstall the OS