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Event ID: 50 Source: TermDD04 Mar 2004 17:44 GMT1
Can someone give me some information why this is happening?   Or explain the
error?  This is happening on an Windows XP Professional.
Event ID: 50
Source: TermDD
Offline folders and directory structure04 Mar 2004 15:00 GMT1
I have a problem with offline folders and windows XP.
In our enterprise we run XP on all desktops/laptops, I
have found that upon using offline folders, any time you
synchronize folders/subfolders the directory structure is
Remote Desktop Connection from Outside of LAN Environment04 Mar 2004 13:47 GMT4
All,
I have 3 Windows 2000 Servers running behind a SONICWALL
PRO 200 Firewall (Port 3389 enabled).  All clients have
Windows XP Professional on desktop levels.  The "Allow
Problem04 Mar 2004 10:30 GMT1
I had one day left to activate my windows and I had an
Error Screen Stopping me from entering windows unless my
windows get activated. So I did activate my windows and I
was able to run programs and look into my files again
XP Pro dialin into 2003 server, error 691.04 Mar 2004 09:07 GMT2
Have a laptop running XP Pro and another laptop running
windows 2000 Pro.
Both machines are trying to dial into a 2003 server.
The 2000 Pro laptop can dial in, authenticate, correct
searching offline files04 Mar 2004 03:32 GMT1
doing a FIND or SEARCH in WInXP Pro for a string in a
file name does not appear to give results from the
OFFLINE files folder resulting from the sync from my
network?  Setting to change?
TCP/IP question.04 Mar 2004 03:18 GMT3
Is there anyway to stipulate which ports clients and
servers will send on?  Want to make sure that a server
application listens on a certain port and only services
clients on specific ports.  As far as I know the OS of
(How do I forward the TCP PORT 3389) (How do I call using my Public IP??)04 Mar 2004 03:17 GMT2
(How do I forward the TCP PORT 3389)
My office machine is behind a firewall/NAT/router?
Therefore, I need to forward TCP Port 3389 in order
to use Remote Desktop
to connect from inside of internet04 Mar 2004 03:10 GMT5
I have two PC with XP Pro. I use one of them at home and another at work. I want to connect to each other from internet
I have ADSL connect and IP is static
When I try to connect the two pc while on local network they work successful. But I don't know that I can connect inside of ...
error on page04 Mar 2004 03:08 GMT1
I keep getting this error message that stops me from printin
line:9
char:
error:access is denie
Can't log into remote desktop04 Mar 2004 03:07 GMT1
We moved existing Network equipment from one side of building to the other. The network has a Linksys router ahead of all machines. When we moved everything and brought Network up the Router re-assigned IP addresses. No prob I went into forwarding in router and made what I ...
Remote Desktop Connection04 Mar 2004 03:04 GMT1
I am having a difficult time working out how to get onto my remote desktop
here from home.
There are four XP PRO PC's in the office, each with a static IP address.  I
am not
DUN into NT Server problems03 Mar 2004 18:51 GMT3
I recently upgraded my PC at home from ME to XP pro. (dual boot using two
HDs). I frequently need to connect to the office network from home so use
RAS on our NT 4 server and DUN on the PC at home. Under ME I was able to
connect to the server, map network drives, logon to the ...
Solution - The client could not connect to the remote computer. Remote connections might not be enabled or the computer might be too busy to accept...03 Mar 2004 18:11 GMT5
I just want to offer this solution for those who have tried everything mentioned in this newsgroup and have found no success
What I ended up doing was enabling ICF on my server machine and then disabling it.  Afterwards I was able to access the server machine by typing in its the ...
remote desktop locking out local user03 Mar 2004 15:56 GMT2
HI,
After I remote to various machines on my network, users
will call to say they can't log in locally, that the
error says something about only an administsrtor can log
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