the question i have is: if i am sending images via tcp/ip
or lan or satelite or whatever, is there a way to actually
view what IS being displayed on a monitor, not what signal
is being received or what should be displayed.  What I'm

IP address question:
I am sure this has been answered 100's of times but I cannot figure out what the proper IP address is for any of the machines but the server.  For example I can logon my server at my house from work, no problem, but when ever I try to logon any other machine ...

I'm sorry if this has been answered before but after spending an hour
or two searching I can't find an answer that helps.
I need to get an XP laptop to connect to our NT Domain and execute a
logon script.

Is it possible to connect via a Remote Desktop Web
Connection and also in the same session gain access to
your Local Devices and/or files ?
Please help.

I know I cannot set-up a remote VPN with Wno XP Home, but
can I upgrade to Pro without paying the same price as
someone upgrading from 98? Is there an upgrade
alternative for this?

I have been using Win XP Home + RDC to access company's
server that is running Win NT Server for the past 3 months
without any problem.  Just today, entering the first day
of the fourth month, it no longer connected and kept

I am having trouble with remote desktop, I can make a VPN
connection back to the office and connect just fine but
when I try and remote over to any box on the network I
just get a black screen and the connection eventaully

Just installed WinXP Home in a newly built home system.  
Right from the get go the system suffers random reboots.  
While building it I took the precaution of grounding
myself and using an anti-static strap, so that shouldn't

I want to allow access to our network at work to people from home.  We have a peer-to-peer network running XP Pro.  If I set one of them up as a VPN server, can someone still use that machine as a regular workstation at the office at the same time someone is connected into it ...

I purchased Windows XP Home Edition some time ago and
have a number of applications set up on my machine.  Now
that I've learned about Remote Desktop, I would very much
like to be able to use it, so I can access my main PC

We are planning on rolling out Windows XP in the near future, what I was wanting to know is, is there away of taking control of the users desktop with them having to send you are request for help
I know that this isnt such a hard thing to do but some of our users really are users. ...

We are currently running terminal services on a Win2k Server, also have VPN cisco client connection to user workstatioins.
When trying to remote a desktop through a VPN Connection, I get an error message displaying an error
The client could not connect to the remote computer
Remote ...

Back in the days of Windows 98SE and Windows NT I used Netmeeting all the time.  It was a very useful little application.  Since upgrading from 98SE to XP Pro I have not had occasion to use Netmeeting.  A few weeks ago I did start using Remote Assistance for some of the tasks ...

I have a remote user with a laptop that is running Windows XP Pro. It has
the Cisco VPN client (4.0.2.b) and Office 2000. This user has 2 personal
Internet email addresses and an email address on our Exchange server. I have
configured Outlook to retrieve messages for all 3 accounts. ...