I am trying connect to my home computer from my labtop at
school.  Both are XP machines.  My home computer is
connected to the MS-700 wireless base station and I can't
seem to get the port forwarding right.  I have a no-

How to connect to home PC from office
My home pc is connected to a broaddband router with private IP. (NATed
What IP I should use to connect to the Home PC
Is there any detail step by step instruction

OK.  I am able to connect to my home computer using
remote desktop connection.  Can do most things but I
can't start up the game EVE on my home computer.  I have
plenty of ram and a fast home computer but I am hoping to

If i am connecting remotely to an xp machine using remote
desktop from a windows ME machine, what printer driver do
i need to install on the xp machine in order to print to
the ME machine's printer?  Do I need to install the xp

At  home windows xp pro with linksys wireless-g broadband router; at office network all windows xp pro with netgear fvs318 vpn router. Before I was able to get into my office, but i didn't have the linksys. i had check ip policies seem fine.Check tunnel settings. I can ping to ...

On PC#1, I have a program running. This program was started on PC#1 by a
user named "userA".
Then, from PC#2 (XP Pro) I start a remote desktop session on PC#1 with
username "userA" .

I had setup my Windows XP machine to accept VPN connections. But when I
tried to connection from another local LAN computer and either complaint my
password is not correct or give me error 733 if i try different workgroup
name. What could I miss out of or done wrong?

Trying to setup incoming connection, we can connect no
problem, the problem arrises when we try to send a fax to
the fax machine on the same line. the computer picks up
after 2 rings, then disconects with the fax being totally

 I connect to two different winxp pro boxes.  The Login window stores
the names of the computers
but I believe it stores the last entered login/pw.  Is there a way to
keep the login/pw stored for

Is it possible to reboot the PC I'm currently connected
to using remote desktop?  When I go to Start -> Log Off
on the remote PC it doesn't give me the option to restart.

What i want to do is this
I have 2 machines 1 running xp pro and another running xp home editio
The computer with home edition i set up listening for an incoming call and set up the users et
The computer with pro edition i set up to dial the other computer and supply username and ...

My computer at home uses Windows XP professional, and I have ComCast as my
broadband service. My question is whenever I log on to my work Computer
using a VPN connection, my computer completely slows down and my internet
does not work. The second I disconnect my internet starts ...

I can't use Remote Desktop - it says "workgroup does not
contain any Terminal Servers" when I try to connent via
router.

I am trying to get a RD connection to one of our office
computers. We are running Server 2000 in the office. I
also want to maintain my terminal services on the server
box. We use a linksys router and run no-ip on our server

I am evaluating Windows XP remote connection software for connecting to
remote machines (hosts) which connect to the internet with a analog modem
from jobsites, or a low speed IDSL.  All machines running windows xp pro
sp1a.  The client machine is on a LAN subnet of a WAN connected ...