I can't set up a vpn network!  I have windows xp pro, and
both selections are greyed in when I try to add a
connection to a network (dialup and vpn).  It won't let
me continue, and I can't figure out what's going on.  If

If I have two WinXP pro workstations connected as follows,
   WinXP<-->[router/FW]<-->Internet<-->[router/FW]<-->WinXP
can I configure the two WinXP Pro workstations to act as the endpoints
of a VPN tunnel?

I've tried numerous times to set up and dial my modem
using a calling card.  Each time the entire sequence of
34 digits dials in a continuous string without waiting
for the operator.  Here's my dialing steps:

I wanted to know how to setup multiple remote desktop connection if I have
router. I have four computers that I want to check that is under one WAN
address and uses a router to connect to the internet. I have D-link DI 624
router.

Here is the situation. I have a Desktop PC with XP Home.
I bought a laptop with XP Pro. I want to use the Desktop
as the host for Remote Desktop.  Is there any way to
install the additional features of XP Pro needed to do

When I connect to my vpn, I loose my "internet"
connection.  I am not using ics, but am connecting
through a router.  XP firewall is not enabled.  Ideas??  
Thanks

When I work remotely I see a drop down toolbar on the computer I'm using.
When I adjust the size of the window I lose the toolbar at the top. Is there
a way to retreive it?

I've forwarded the 3389 ports for my new MS Wireless Base
Station, and for some reason rd is still not working, any
suggestions would be great
Scott

When my father connects to my Windows XP Pro PC via
Remote Desktop connection, I have to log out on my PC in
order to let him log in.
Is there a way I can solve this problem?

I have set up a WEB access on my server.
I can access the server with Remote Desktop.
I can also access the WEBpage and it works fine, from the inside of the
network. BUT when I connect to the Web from the outside and fill in the

Can remote desktop be used in a homogeneous scenario with
only windows 2000? I'm looking to use this as an
alternative to SMS for remote control.
Thanks for any help.

I noticed that last night an Anonymous login was listed in my security log
under Administrative Tools.  Does this mean someone has hacked into my
computer and if so, how can I prevent it from happening again?
Thanks,

We have a user that remotely administers a SQL Server via
the Internet.  For some reason he now cannot access any
DB via Enterprise Manager on our beta box, but he still
can on the commercial box.  We do not know of anything

I purchased an HP Ze5385us Laptop back in March.  When I
got it home it took me about 5 minutes to get the wireless
adapter talking to my Cisco Access Point and it worked
fine until this week.  I entered the WEP key type and

I setup a vpn at home windows xp and try to connect it from office.
The first time it seems establishing the connection but at get error
736 popup:
Checking network protocol connection.....