What are you trying to achieve? Do you only want to be able to connect to single IP address using RDP? If so you may need to create/delete RDP listeners to match that IP address you wish to use. Malcolm From: thin-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:thin-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of krishna kumar Sent: 10 April 2007 19:00 To: thin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: [THIN] Problem with the Terminal Server Hi all, I am stuclk with a Scenario in a typical network environment.I will explain my scenario and want your solutions about the problem. I created a Virtual Interface in my Windows Server 2000 by following these steps Control Panel->Network Connections->Local Area Connection -> Properties->TCP/IP->Properties->Advanced Properties - >ADD IP,Subnet Mask. This will actually allow multiple IP Addresses for a single nic. Now I have configured these ips in my windows 124.7.x.253(physical NIc) 124.7.x.115(virtual IP,Added to the Same NIC) 124.7.x.200(virtual IP,Added to the Same NIC) Now i am able to connect to the Windows server using all the above ips .i.e I am able to use 124.7.x.115 to connect to that server. But now after I login to that windows and browse the Internet ,I examined the Output traffic using ethereal tool.It shows alll http traffic is from the IP that is physically binded to the NIC(in this case 124.7.x.251 ) I have the following questions If i am able to connect to the Virtual IP using RDP(remote desktop) ,then the output traffic from that session must also be from the Virtual ip If this is not possible ,Please suggest someother way. -- Bye, Krishnakumar.c Mobile - 9840724253 Chennai