In Windows XP Professional, can I use Remote Desktop to
remotly control another Windows XP workstation? or, can
this tool only be used to access Windows 2000/2003
servers?

I use a Win98SE and a Dell 1100 running  WinXP Pro.  They
are networked using wireless connection and I can see and
connect to Web using DSL connection.  How do I see my mail
on the Win98 computer from the Win Xp lap top?  Where would

My CD drive is broken, how can I upgrade to Windows XP using a CD drive over my LAN?

I have a laptop xp ho at home and a desktop xp pro at work I want to connect to. I am the only one at my office, so I don't have an administrator to ask.
I have tried everything everybody was so kind to help me with
I enabled remote asccess to the host, figured out my IP address, ...

I have win xp pro on my desktop and win home on my laptop both on a DSL network at home with the same router - sounds simple! I want to use my desktop for accessing progams etc. that my laptop doesn't have. My firewalls are down since it it set up with a dsl connection after the ...

is it possible to remove the logon screen on the RDC Server during I'm
connected and logged on to it remotely?
I would like to see what the remote user is doing all the time. and i
do not want to see the logon screen all the time.

Is there a way to set up an account that can be accessed from any computer on a LAN without blocking other users from logging on simultaneously

In the past I've always used PCAnywhere to do remote control of servers and
workstations. I've just put in a Windows 2003 server for a client and I'd
like to use the Remote Assistance feature instead if possible, but I don't
know beans about this capability.

I have three XP Pro systems networked behind a Netgear RP614 four port
router fed by Comcast thru a Motorola Cable Modem. Everything on the LAN
side is fine, full mutual file/printer sharing and Internet access. I want
to set my system up as a FTP local host where by my friends and ...

What is the differene between 'RDP 5.1' and 'Remote Desktop Web Connection'.
When I use the latter another window which looks like RDP 5.1 opens?
What is more secure to use?
Thank's Dani

I understand that the Smart Display devices are designed to work only
with Windows XP Pro because of certain extensions to the Remote
Desktop Protocol included in XP Pro but not in any of the Windows
Server products.

I have run Netmeeting in the past to remotely administer
workstations with GREAT sucess.  Our company recently
indicated "Netmeeting" can no longer be used for remote
admin and we MUST use Terminal Services.  I am currently

I currently have Windows XP Home edition installed on my computer, which does not support Remote Desktop.  I have a complete version of XP Professional on disc, but I'd rather not back up all my files and reformat and install it.  Is there a way to update using the Pro CD, ...

Remote desktop was installed, but after trying to connect
via web, there was an error stating that the account is
restricted.  There were no eerors of restriction given,
so im dead in the water here. I cant figure out what is

someone please help me with this...
i was connected remotely using XP PRo to a 2003 server
machine
i rebooted the 2003 machine from remote desktop