Enable 3389 through IPC in Xp

There are many ways to enable the remote host 3389 service. How many methods do you know? If you do not know how to enable the terminal service of the remote host, it doesn't matter! Here, I will introduce a kind of management tool that comes with WINDOWS to enable the 3389 service for remote hosts. It can also be managed, which is simple and convenient. What will happen as soon as you learn it? It's exciting! Then start ......
Open "Control Panel"-"Administrative Tools"-"Computer Management". The "Computer Management" dialog box is displayed (1 ), right-click "Computer Management (local)" in the left-side window, and select "connect to another computer" in the shortcut menu to manage different computers, then, the "select computer" dialog box appears. Select the "another computer" option and enter the IP address of the target host (2 ), alternatively, you can click "Browse" to select different computers and then connect to the target host, after the connection, open "Computer Management"-"services and applications" on the left of the window, right-click "WMI control ", in the pop-up shortcut menu, select "properties" (3). In this way, the "WMI control properties" dialog box is opened, allowing different users to connect to the WMI Service, then, you can obtain general information about the target computer. Click "change" and clear the "Log on as current user" check box in the "WMI Logon" window, enter the corresponding Administrator account and password of the remote host in the username and password box (4). After the connection is successful, return to the Computer Management window and double-click In the "service" on the left, find and double-click "Terminal Services" (5) in the service list on the right ), in the pop-up property window, set "Start type" to "automatic" (6), so that the 3389 service of the remote host is opened, then you can connect to the remote host through "Remote Desktop Connection" (7 )!

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Of course, we can also use computer management tools to manage remote hosts, basically like managing local computers.