When using Terminal Services, some of our users can log on, others can't. When I make a user an administrator, they can log on no problem.  How can I get  a group (in our case "office") to log on using Terminal Services (on the TS profile of each user it is already ticked off ...

How do I setup my PC to be a VPN host? (I have DSL internet)

I have 2 machines running XP Home Ed within a XP pro LAN.
I can access with, Remote Desktop, any XP Pro machine
from the Home Ed but cannot access the Home Ed machines
from the XP Pro.

any cahnce there is a way to connect to any kind of proxy using rdp?

Using RDC 1.0.2 on OS X, connecting to an XP Pro system.
The remote system has a parallel port hardware key for some software on the
system. When running the software at the PC itself, the key is recognized
and the software runs fine. When connecting with RDC, the hardware key is

I've got a XP Pro machine on a 2000 Domain.  When I
attempt to logon to remote desktop connection I'm able to
logon to the local machine account just fine.  When I
attempt to logon to the domain account, it fails with the

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I want to set up a VPN with a couple friends. I have XP Home and they both have XP Pro. I'm using a DSL intrnet connection as is one of the other PC's. The other one uses dial-up access. I have my "Incoming Connections" set to allow VPN connections, and my DSL gateway set to ...

My hostcomputer (XP) is wired with cable to a wireless
router, and gets a 192.168.2.2 address. I use a dynamic
dns service which gives the host a name like
johan.blahblah.com

Hello, I am having a problem ALWAYS seeing the computers on my local Lan.  
My situation is as follows:
I have Cable modem (LINKSYS BEFSR41 Mod2) connected to the router in the
"WAN" slot and then all the P/C?s connected in the "A" - "D" slots.  If I

when updating,the updates states i have a critical update
I have trouble downloading it will not let me install
service pack 1

I'm responsible for a dozen or so Windows 2003 Servers. I need to be able to
remote into them to see/change what is happening on the console(s). The
technology is built in to Windows 2003 and Windows XP Pro but how to use it
is not obvious.

Can't connect to "Windows XP Pro" within the office LAN (from any of computers)

I have a program called Radmin & of course Remote Desktop, neither will
work.
Ports 4489 and 3389 are open on both computers.
Remote on System Properties is checked, both.

I have a small problem that I hope you can help me with.
Whenever I connect to the internet, after some time I get
a windowed message on the screen saying that my computer
would be turned off in a minute because something called