i am a beginner at remote desktop, and i wanna estable a
remote desktop connection between my windows xp which is
the host and a a client pc which is windows 2000
professional. My host is connected to the internet with a

I am running xp pro with all the latest updates.  I am
trying to host my website and ftp but could not access it
through the outside.  I have a router and have forward
ports 80 and 21.  When I take of the router I can access

I have 2 XP Pro workstations that use TS Web to connect to a terminal
server, after about 30 minutes they get kicked out with the error message:
VBScript: Remote Desktop Disconnected
An internal error has occurred.

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We've been experiencing a very irritating issue with Remote Desktop.
Basically after a certain amount of time performance goes right down to the
point of un-usability (this is over the local LAN, so not a bandwidth
issue).  This is with Windows XP (never experienced it with W2K), a ...

I use PCanywhere 10.5 to control workstation inside our network. We
use SBS2000 multihomed to a cable modem. I vpn into the sbserver and
then access the workstations. A new credit card processing service
requires that we have a SonicWall. After final configuation (with much

Hey guys,
Whom ever you guys are, your doing a great job. This is
the best way to get help. Enough of that, hears my
problem. I having problems connecting remotly from jobs

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la computadora que tiene pero como es en ingles no lo
entiendo como lo cambio a español

i have 2 computers in LAN.both have XP.
one of them is ICS (internet connection sharing)  server
the other one is the ICS client.
the question :

I have noticed that when I log on to a machine using
remote desktop as domain "administrator" it loads the
Roaming Administrator profile from my Citrix server. Is
there a way to prevent this?

I have been trying to work with Putty which is remote SSH
to a server in another town. When I use it I get into the
system and start to work but then get an Error
message "Network error: software caused connecton abort"

I think I know the answer to this, but I need to solve a bit of a debate on
the way offline folders works. Does anyone know if this setup is possible?
- I work locally on files on  my hard drive and can sync to the server "when
I feel like it".

  We are using a Windows XP Professional, and we are
trying to logon to a Domain Controller that is not at the
same city where we are (using a Hardware VPN), that is
inside some firewalls.  We have configured the DNS

I have folloed the instructions for loading the TSWEB
interface and IIS this all completed normally. I can
access the TSWEB logon screen but that's as far as I get.
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