I have a situation where my wife needs to be able to
access some programs and files at her company's office
from home.  In the past, her mom has backed up the files
and brought them home.  My wife updated the files (quick

Recently purchased a pc for my parents ...
They are not PC savvy ...
Want to maintain their system remotely ...
Both of us have high speed internet (two different ISP

I have installed a router (barricade SMC7004BR) at home.
Since the installation I have not been able to connect to
my home computer from work, via the remote desktop
application. On my router I have enable the 3389 port

My laptop is running Windows XP Pro, is a part of my Windows domain
"mydomain", and works very well at my office.
If I boot it up without any network connection, and login as my account to
"mydomain", it still works very well.

My dialup connection is setup to dial an ISP data number, pause for 14 seconds, then enter a credit card (calling card) number for billing purposes. Just recently, the dialer dials all numbers without pausing thus rendering my dialup useless. Any help is appreciated.

1.)can i use remote desktop on 2 windows 98 computers if
so how?
2.)can i use remote desktop on 2 windows 2k computers?
I got it to work on a server and a workstation, but i

I have a user that has been connecting from home using PPTP VPN
connection into our WIN2k server running Exchange 5.5.  She has had no
trouble connecting to and retrieving her emails through Outlook XP.
Now, however after she connects to the VPN she opens up Outlook and

Problem: one XP PRO and two Domains-
I have a PC running XP PRO. The PC is on network (A) in Domain (A) running
on W2000AD using User Name & Password (A). I want this PC to also be able to
connect to Network (B) in Domain (B) running W2000AD using User Name &

I am new to Windows. I have an XP Professional machine at  home and another at a customer site. I configured my customer's PC to receive incoming calls and defined my user and password.
When I connect using dial-up, after the connection is established, password verify, etc. I can ...

I have Windows XP Professional.  I recently enabled the built-in Telnet
Server via the Services applet in Administrative Tools (change startup type
from Manual to Automatic).
Now, I find the following error message in the Application Event Log:

I use VPN to access my office network. Once in the network, I am able to telnet UNIX boxes and run certain applications.
However, when I try accessing my office PC using RD, it just freezes after I login to my PC and see the currently open window.
Is there any configuration I can ...

I work in 2 separate physical locations. At one location
there is the host server running Windows 2000 Server. At
the other location there is the client running Windows XP
Professional and directly connected via USB cable to a

Is it possible to connect to a Windows 2000 professional
workstation from a Windows XP Professional workstation
using remote desktop??
Does the 2000 workstaion have to have some software

I just started using a WinXP Professional computer, and I
installed the IIS Snap-in so I could administer my IIS
4.0 and IIS 5.0 websites.  However, when I try to connect
to the web servers, I get the following error message:

I am running a small workgroup of xp-home - professional &
windows-98 base systems. Is there a way to Remote Desktop
into these systems without setting a Static IP up on them?
I like to use Remote Desktop in XP Pro for remotely