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I have several client PCs that are running W2K.  I have installed Remote Desktop Connection on them using the Windows XP setup CD.  I have the XP units configured for Remote Desktop, however, I cannot find where to setup the W2K clients.  Any help would be appreciated.

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I have seen this with my own two eyes but can't seem to make it work. I saw
someone place the loopback ip in the remote desktop connection an they
connect to there own machine with a differant user, but the user who is
currently logged on does not get booted off the machine. How do ...

my company is using webex for support purpose, does anyone
know if Live communications server has the same
functionality? does it allow to connect to clients site
remotly over HTTPS thru firewall?

how do i setup remote desktop on my 2 computer

I have the same question as show below by another person,
but I don't understand the answer in the reply.
You need to use the public IP of the host, ie. the IP
assigned by your ISP. Keep in mind some ISPs

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Can I use the Remote Desktop feature of Win XP Pro to
work remotely on a Win2k server running Microsoft
Terminal Server? If not what are my options? Is there
anything special I should be doing? So far I haven't been

I have a IP Security Policy setup on my XP Professional machine.  It sets up
a VPN Tunnel using a preshared key.  Now, I can ping any machine on the
remote network (192.168.1.0 subnet) just fine through the tunnel.  I cannot
telnet, ftp or connect to http.

Hi! I was able to use router's port forwarding feature to forward one port (3389) to one computer wihtin the companies network, all remote desktop connection request from outside the network connects successfully to that one computer in the office, but when I was trying to create ...

Is there a way to keep the session on the remote computer
active while using Remote Desktop on XP, just as when
using Remote Assistance?
Im would like to use my laptop as a remote control for

   Does anyone know how to get remote desktop working
when the workstation first boots (without a user logon)?
Here is the problem.
When you first turn on the PC, and get a Domain Logon

I recently installed XP Pro on a new machine. When I use the Remote Desktop
connection from home, I am constantly having it freeze on me. I have to
close the connection and reconnect. Then it works for a while and stops
again.

I've seen multiple threads on this topic, and wanted to
share what worked for me.  My problem was that
apprimately 1 in every 2-3 attempts to Remote Desktop my
XP Workstation would result in a gradual loss of