I'm looking to connect my desktop computer (running
Win98SE) to my Laptop (running XP Home) with a crossover
cable for transfering files back and forth.  Nothing more
than that.  No internet, no printer access, none of that

The guide for XP pro and RD state that an Internet
connection is one of the requirements.
I am able to dial in to an XP pro machine, and gain access
to RD, but when I dial into the same PC from a PC on our

I have XP Pro machines that I will be sending out to
remote sites. They are set to come up to the 3 tier login.
The user enters his username/password/domain name and hits
enter. The PC's are able to connect to RAS, but time out

When I tried to connect to Windows 2003 server from XP at work, I am getting
the below error message --
"The system cannot log you on due to the following error:  The parameter is
incorrect.

I have installed the Remote Access on 3 XP Pro computers
over on our network.  Using the Web Based
Access, "http://Server1/tsweb/Default.htm", I can lock
the specified computer / user.  On the remote screen is a

i am attempting to connect to our vpn appliance using the
built-in Windows XP VPN client.  I have configured the
client with the appropriate shared key, as well as
checking the "Require Data Encryption" option.  However

I have 2 XP Pro computers with administrator rights
activated on each.  Both are connected to a linkysis
router and share an cable internet connection.
I tried to use the ip address settings in ipconfig and

We have a small 6 PC office that is set-up on a peer-to-
peer network using windows XP Pro. We have a DSL service
with a DSL router.  We would like to have people be able
to access the office network from home or the road to

I am setting up 'remote desktop' between a new laptop &
a new desktop.
Both have XP Pro.
I have a 'LINKSYS' NR041 4-port Router which is connected

When I try to log onto my win 2003 server I get to the page were I can
select the screen size...click connect and then I get the error
"Internal Error" and it kicks me back to screen size page.
My box is behind a netgear router and I have the port 80 and 3389

Does anybody know if it is possible to change the default
port on remote desktop?

After I hit the connect button the remote desktop web page I get the
message an internal error has occured. I have port 80 and 3389 open on
my router and my network ice firewall.

Hoping for help.
This is the setup.
2 x LANS. 1 x Domain and 1 x workgroup.
The domain server is running SBS 2000. With a 2nd server

I was able to connect to a remotely computer successfully using
PCAnywhere 10.5.1 last week.
Yesterday and today, I used the exact same method to connect to the
same computer by double-clicking on the Remote icon for the same

I have a client that is accessing her machine via remote desktop. Today, I
discovered that she could print to her local printer by
selecting printers in the local resources tab of Remote Desktop Connection.
On her home system everything works fine.