Having looked at the article in a little depth I'm still a
little confused..
My user connects both in the UK and Germany on a 100mbs
network.  If i alter the slow link speed value will this

Can I connect to my computer thru the internet and run any
of my programs from another computer.  I am curious if the
remote connection is like a Citrix Server.  If so how is
this done.

I am trying to get to our Intranet from home using XP Pro
and Netscreen VPN.  When I type the URL a "Connect to"
dialogue box pops up with the server name and domain.  It
seems I have not joined the domain.  On my Win98

Some Admin Rights needed for poweruser
I have to install/distribute some apps (which need admin rights) but al our users have poweruser rights.
Is there any way to see what rights are missing (registry, files, etc) are missing when I want to setup as
poweruser so I can add the ...

I want to be able to access my work LAN from home
remotely (both XP pro)and have ADSL at both locations. I
have used dialup accesss remotly but want to speed things
up. What is my best course of action?

I just recently started using VPN connections to my home computer from work
(I do a lot of work at home as well as work, and always forget to copy over
everything I do...  I use Offline Files, but it's not practical for all the
programs I wind up using).

I got Remote Desktop to work over the internet.  Now I am concerned about
someone hacking into my computer.  Is there a way to prevent someone from
connecting remotely as the administrator?  Is there some way to allow only a
small number of attempts to log onto an account remotely ...

I want to know if it possible to access the laptop by
remote from ADSL. The laptop works great when loggin into
the adsl system but I can't seem to get it to alow me to
go the otherway.

I have a pc setup as a VPN server and a pc setup as a VPN
client. I use a static DSL IP anda Linksys BSFSR41 router
that is already configed for port forwarding on the VPN
Server workgroup. The remote PC is a VPN client on

For some reason, after I remotely reboot my computer, I cannot log
back into it (remotely). However, once I log back in directly (at the
computer itself), then remote login works again. Anyone have any idea
why this would happen? I do shutdown -r to reboot.

Hi gang,
I have Remote Desktop running on WinXP Pro and am
connecting from the same at home.  For some reason, I am
getting the logon screen but when I try to type in my

I need to manage NT 4.0 servers using Net Meeting. Is
that possible with XP? If Yes, how?

I would like to setup file synchronization on my network.
I would like to use it to update a parts database program
when the users logon in the morning. What I really need to
know is where Win xp is storing the file so that I can

Straight to the problem / question..
I have a user who works between our UK and German
offices.  70% of the time he is in the UK and this is
where he backs up his data to.

Trying to setup remote desktops. Have 3 XP Pro workstation (all have
'Allow users to connect to this computer remotley' checked. Also have
a Windows 2003 server set the same way. 'Allow Login through Terminal
Services' group policy is defined with my set as having access. All