Unable to establish Remote Desktop Connection (RDC)

Hi all,
I had activated my account for Instance of SAP Business Warehouse 7.4 SP5 incl. SAP Business Objects BI 4.1 SP2 on SAP HANA 1.0 SP7 but while trying to connect using remote desktop connection, I am unable to connect. Its throwing up the error, "Remote desktop can't connect to the remote computer for one of these reasons". The screen shot of the error message is attached to this post.
I am trying to connect to the servers 54.204.35.135 (SAP Frontend) and 54.225.249.36 (SAP Server). Both of them I am getting the same message.
After I activate the instance on CAL, I see that on Amazon Cloud these instances are automatically started. Then I go to elastic IP and hit on associate these IPs to associate them.
Please let me know if I need to do anything else.I am using a company laptop and am afraid if these IP addresses are being blocked somewhere.
Please advise how to establilsh the RDC.
Thank you.
Regards,
Pavan.

Hi Pavan,
the following comment in your initial question draw my attention:
After I activate the instance on CAL, I see that on Amazon Cloud these instances are automatically started. Then I go to elastic IP and hit on associate these IPs to associate them.
So you started the solution (that contains 2 images) in CAL and then changed some configuration settings in the EC2 web console, correct?
It is important to understand, that changes to the configuration of the instances, that are made outside of CAL will have a severe impact. Only CAL knows how to configure both instances correctly, especially when it comes to the network and communication between each other.
If you don't mind, would you be able to shutdown and terminate all running instances of this Trial solution in CAL and start from scratch without using the EC2 web console. We have throusands of users of this system and all of them get the same software - all works. I suspect the changes in the EC2 console to be a culprit here.
All these activities should be done in CAL, not in the EC2 console:
So please terminate all instances of this solution and wait until they are completely removed.
Then go to the Solution tab and click on create instance
go through the guided procedure and pay attention on the firewall / port settings in step 3
finish and wait 30 minutes until the solution is fully started
try to connect.
Please let us know the result.
Regards,
Hannes

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