is it possible for somebody to be using the host computer under account 1
and some1 remotely connects to the host from a client and uses account 2
simultaniously?

I have a small 4pc LAN at my main office. All pc's are
running WinXP Pro, are networked with a Linksys BEFSR41
router and connect to the internet through DSL with a
static IP address. I would like to connect 2 remote users

I have an IPAQ with Internet & VPN. I would like to
remote control my Windows XP Pro while dialed in using my
IPAQ. Is this possible ?

So, I have three computers.  2 run Win XP pro and one
runs Win xp Home.  I want to be able to remotely connect
into Win XP home.  I can't seem to do that -- it says
that the computer isn't taking the remote connection or

when using remote desktop in XP Pro... i try to browse for computers and the
msg 'the workgroup or domain doesn't contain terminal servers'.... i have
three computers networked in a workgroup... how do i create a terminal
server?

When a person logged in as remote user to a PC installed
with Windows XP and forgot to log out after use, is there
a way for the system to detect that there is no activity
from remote user and log him out after a certain set

i am trying to use a roaming user profile across 3 pc's
(1 server & 2 terminals) on my network but, as i am
obviously a pleb i'm stuck and cannot get the profile to
load on either terminals at system logon... all i get is

I've used the demo of winConnect Server XP on my XP Home
box and successfully Remote Desktopped into it from a
Win98 laptop.  XP Home doesn't act as a server natively.  
Does anyone know of any 3rd party software other than

My office is using a router to share a internet connection and have a static
IP. I open the PORT 3389 in the router for an office PC (with internal IP)
and can successfully connect using Remote Desktop. Now I want to establish
another connection to another office PC. Could anyone ...

In Windows 98 I was able to change the name of the
server/domain that I was logging into when I went to a
secure web site.  In Windows XP it only prompts me with
my username and password, and does not allow me to change

I have a VPN connection setup to my office from home. I
want to schedule the connection so it connects at a
certain time each day. Apparently the System Agent[Task
Scheduler] in XP can not do this? I tried putting a

Hi. I'm worry about the security of Messenger Remote
Assistance tool. Is it the same that Remote Desktop? Sorry
if the question is too silly but I'm new in all this stuff.
Thanks