Big one here...
Environment:
Windows Server 2003 & Windows XP Pro WS at work.
Active Directory Installed, Remote Desktop Configured on both SVR and WS

Ok here it is...
I am on a school network and I would like to access my
home computer, which has its own internet connection.
What I would like to know is how to use my school computer

Just got this bit of info:
Product: Windows Operation System
ID:      1002
Version: 5.2

Sorry if this is the wrong group...
I have about a dozen XP machines on a Win2K domain with about 20 other 2K,
NT4 and Win98 PCs. The XP machines are constantly going offline from the
Win2K server when there is no problem with the network - they can still

http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=289289
I did what the above support page told me to do and I am still getting the
same error.
"The Local Policy of This System Does Not Permit You to Logon Interactively"

Hi I'm trying to setup  Remote Desktop Web Connection I
have managed to install  Remote Desktop Web Connection
software, but am not able to connect to my other computer
through the internet which is at my office, which is not

Does anyone know where i can download the web client for
remote desktop or is this something that i pick up the
first time i connect to the host?

No, I dont have any firewalls except interanl one from XP
Pro, which is disabled. I think I used most of the
options that I had and still cannot get it up and
running. Do you think maybe it has something to do with

Is it possible while in a remote session to tranfer files
to and from the host and remote machines?

I am trying to find out how to set up remote desktop to
access my work computer via modem dialup, while my home
computer is not connected to the internet. Is this
possible in XP's remote desktop? Or would I have to

I need help setting up the vpn as follows:
-Dynamic Ip address with cable co. broadban
-both lan's use linksys routers to access the net
-all computers behind the routers are running xp pro

I keep getting the error stating that I am unable to log
on to the remote host because local policies do not
permit you to log on interactively.
I have been through my entire policy, and haven't seen

I have recently been trying to administer the workstations on the network
from the server using remote desktop.  Here is my configuration:
- installed RD client on our windows2000 DC
- enabled Remote Desktop connections on 1 of the workstations (running XP

I have been using remote desktop both at home on my home
network and from another city over the internet. All of a
sudden it won't work. I get the following message: "The
client could not connect to the remote computer, etc, etc."

While using my PC (Win XP Professional), my computer was
shuts down after a few minutes every time I connect to
the internet.I try to download updates or surf it shuts
down. The PC works fine as long as I don't do on line.