will windows XP PRO support client terminals

i have a home net w/ 2 desk (xp, 2k), 1 laptop (xp) w/ a
belkin wireless router. I would like to conn the lapt
wired, w less. When I let xp set up the net only 1 conn
works- the other "the net is not accessable". I disable

Have a small network one comp on ME, one on 98 and one on
XP Pro. They all see each other fine , but the one on ME
can't access the program files on the XP Pro. All other
folders and files fine. Any suggestions. Thanks.

Every time I start up my Thinkpad T41, the wireless internet access does
not work until I open XP's Wireless Network Connection Status (system
tray), click Support, and then Repair. After I click Repair, wireless
then works fine until the machine is restarted.  Does anyone know ...

I have 2 PC's (both with XP Pro) and a network printer.
all cabled to an router, including a broadband modem.
I can print from both PC's, I can access the internet form
both PC's. But I cannot get the PC's to see one another. I

After a short time our Windows XP machines are dropping
the connections to the mapped networked drives.  This
problem is new to our network.  In order to reconnect
have to power down computers to reestablish connections.

I ran the network connection wizard to experiment with
setting up a home network.  How do I undue any changes
made by the wizard and return to just 2 computers directly
connected to the internet via a router?

Does anyone know how to set up a L2TP VPN connection between two Windows XP
computers. PPTP does work, but gives to many problems over two NAT / FW
connections using Alcatel Speedtouch 510 devices.
I'm currently receiving several error's like 789 or 781 when connecting to

what is it???

I am experiencing a problem on my XP Pro install on my laptop
when trying to connect to the office ftp site.
When I use IE6, I get prompted for userid and password that
is successful, however I never get s directory or list of files

will windows xp pro support 3 client terminals

We have some laptos with Win XP Pro that's work into our
network (AD with Win Server 2003). However, in some cases,
we need to logon on a client network. How I can do it and
don't lose my original configuration (such as a perfil

I installed, just a few days ago, a wireless router access point gateway
in my condo.  I have a tower running xp pro, and a laptop running xp home.
No luck on the wifi front yet, but I have both computers connected to the
router via cat 5 cables.  I have comcast broadband internet.

I have Windows XP (with DSL) at home and 2000 at work.
I've read through many documents on Microsoft's support
site but I can't seem to figure out how to access my home
computer when I'm at work.  I know it's possible.

I have a home network with 2 desktops (wired) and one
laptop (wireless). The laptop is running XP Home, one PC
is running win 2000 and the other is running XP Home. The
desktop running XP Home doesn't show the icons of the