I am trying to connect from my home with Windows XP Home to my office via VPN and Remote Desktop Connection.  I have been able to set up the VPN, but when I type in the computer name in Remote desktop, I get a message that it can't connect to the host (too many users on the ...

I am a real novice on networking issues.  I understand that to perform
Remote Desktop Connection, I need to configure my router such that port
3389 is open.  Looking at the Knowledge article on the subject it say that
there is a simple way to determine if this port is open.  You ...

I have this up and running on my machine, but am unable to click the "connect" button on the website when it comes up... assuming that just your ip is to go into "Server" field.... please help me... on a win2k box right no

We have been trying for months to get TS up and running.  Some staff members can log on no problem.  However, when others try the error message "The local policy of this system does not permit you to log in interactively."  When it says "this system" is it talking about the ...

I have been having a problem trying to map a network drive
on Windows XP Professional.  At one time i did have the
the drive on my computer, but somehow it got deleted.  So
I have been trying to add it back on to my computer.  So

I could use some help troubleshooting issues with Windows XP Remote
Assistance (providing remote assistance via the Internet).
Environment for Expert (User Providing Remote Assistance):
- Windows XP Professional with All Critical Updates Applied

I am trying to connect two XP machines behind a d-link router via remote web
connection. The connection work fine internally but will not work
externally. If I just click connect without typing in a name at all, it will
connect to one of the machines. But when I type in either name ...

i ahve accidently deleted a file in the system32 folder,
afterwards i have found out I cannot open any application,
I am very confused and i need some help to fix it,
( i have tried to reboot it but this does not work )

Can someone please explain the security implications of me connecting
from one machine to another using Remote Desktop?  Any and all
information would be helpful.

Can someone tell me if I'm attempting the impossible or
just doing something incorrectly.
I'm wanting to RD into my home machine from the outside
using the suggested IIS - TSWEB technique.  My setup is:  

I am trying to get the Synchronizing Offline files feature to work with my laptop.  I followed all of the directions on how to set this up and created a mapped drive in my computer.  It works to some degree. When I create a new file or modify it, it will update to the server.  ...

I would like to know if there is someway to install windows from network. Let's say to copy the cd files on another computer and boot the computer where you want to install windows on and get the files from "the server" via FTP or something and install windows from there.

for some reason when you attach to a session the TS ports dont seem to work right. we have several printers in the network and now when you cant print if you look at the port it jumps to someone elses printer. if you check it back its fine. any clues guys?

I have successfully installed and configured vnc on a xp machine and
98se machine.  I can use the new locking feature to lock the
keyboard/mouse but when I do this on a 9x system it locks both ends.
Using it on a xp machine is no problem b/c when I lock it, it will only

I have an office with a Cable drop to a Cable Modem with an ethernet
connection to a Wireless router.  In that room is a printer connected
to a wireless print server.  There are no computers connected to the
wireless router (But 3 VONAGE Cisco ATAs with 6 telephones are)