I haven't found a solution for this yet - can anyone help?
Brian
"Brian Steele" <brian@caribsurf.com> wrote in message news:...

I like Terminal Services, but I'm wondering if there's any "text-only"
mode. Sometimes, over really slow connections, the graphical mode can be a
pain.
Also, I've heard mention of VNC supporting more than one user at a time a

I'm trying to conect from a remote computer from home
using a NAT address... I need to know what port to open
in the firewall to open them and connect from home to y
office computer.

Just wondering if any of you know if there's a way to log
(keep track of) attempted logins.  I want to make sure I
know when someone else is attempting to login to my
computer for remote desktop.  Any help would be

Is it possible to really lock the remote PC when making a
RDC connection.  At the moment the remote PC says it is
locked, but the user at the remote PC simply has to log
on to break the connection.

I'm trying to set up the built-in microsoft VPN, but I'm
having all sorts of issues.  I have it set up and
answering the calls, but it will drop the line after
about 1 ninute, then in some cases nothing shows

I need to know is it possible to have XP home as a VPN
server with 98SE as a VPN Client and if so is there any
information on hoe to set this up through a cable modem at
home to a cable modem at work. Any assistance is greatly

I am trying to get a remote desktop client to print to a
printer which is local to the client.  I have two separate
setups I am trying to find out what is different aside
from the obvious.

I have run into an interesting remote desktop problem.  I
have two computers set up to accept remote desktop
connections.  Both are on the same network and domain.  
Computer 1 accepts connections without issue.  Computer 2

XP Home with Incoming Connection setup always answers
after 2 rings. I need to set it to about 8 rings so
someone can answer the phone first if they are on site.
The registry fix for NT doesn't seem to work for XP Home.

OK. I have setup remote desktop on my XP pro machine.
Downloaded the web software and configured IIS. As well I
have configured my fw to direct both port 80 andd 3389 to
the Xp machine. Internally I can connect using the rdp

I have an XP Pro machine which is part of a domain (Windows 2000 server).
Remote desktop connections to the XP Pro box work fine via the internet and
the internal network.
However, when the principal user completes an RDC session (logging off

Is there a way to delete or clear IP addresses from the
list?  A search of TechNet and Google were unsuccessful.
Thanks in advance.

Does the Synchronization Manager in XP Home allow files
present on a remote server to be synchronised with a
local copy?  The help implies that it can be but I can't
get it to work.

I need to access two different networks (NOT
SIMULTANEOUSLY) with one laptop.  I can actually dial in
to both networks and get connected but I can only access
my files on one network.