The boss has an XP Pro PC at home and an XP Pro PC at
work.  We use a VPN for remote access.  He can remote
desktop without problem to our Windows 2000 servers.  
However, when connecting to any XP Pro machine here, it

 I have a small home network with a Server and a Router as the DHCP server.
I want to get my Server to recognize one of my PC's running XP Pro.
 Could not find the GUID/UUID at BIOS, neither at PC case or with a network
sniffer (Tried Iris and Sniff'em).

What needs to be setup on the xp pro workstation in order for it to be
remotely accessed while on a network running off of sbs 2003.  The server is
setup and ready to go.  I need to know if their is anything needed to be
done on the workstation.

i have used trial version from Zone ALARM, the i have
installt F-Secure: now then starts the problem: it
disables my Antivirus sytem, it disables my F-Secure:, it
disables my Zone Alarm and after deinstalling from F-

I have the client software on my windows 2000 machine to
log into a XP machine but the history of where i logged in
stays intact even after i reboot the machine or even
shutdown. Is there anyway to clear the history from the

I am trying to make an ipsec vpn  connection......have a windows xp home as the client, and a xp pro as the server......I am having problems with security permisson (secpol.msc)  in the home edition.  I cant' find where you can set the security policy on the client connection.

I have numerous WinXP machines that were upgraded from
Win2K Pro.  All of these machines fail when connecting via
RDP with error "Local policies of this machine do not
permit you to logon interactively".  All the other WinXP

i have a problem on my server .i cannot connect to my
server through remote desk top i gave all the details
reagrding name ,user name ,password,work group name etc
but an error message showing the 'remote server could not

   I have a wierd problem.  I have a network with a domain and 3 DC's and 1 terminal server.  There is one staff member who can log on fine with the regular DC and have the profile load, however, when she logs on to the terminal server (via remote desktop), the profile doesn't.  ...

When I use the command tsshutdn to shutdown a node on my cluster the message i
"C:\tsshutdn 5 /SERVER:Pc01-cluste
Notifying Users, Type ^C to Cancel Shutdown
System shutdown in progress ...System shutdown failed, Error code=1314

I tried shutdown a pc on my cluster but I received this message
"C:\shutdown -s -m \\Pc01-cluste
Access is denied
C:\

Half the time I try to use Remote desktop connection it works, then the other half, even on the same computer I either get a timeout message when using the client software or a "cannot find server error" when using web connect.  Also, I can only connect the one time (ie if I ...

I have an interesting request from a friend.  He wants to use a
laptop, then remote desktop to his workstation and then try to VPN
into his company.  This is using a Cisco VPN Client software.  He gets
a "User Authentication Fails" error all the time.  But if he logs on

Does Windows XP Home version provide  the Microsoft PPTP VPN.

My client wants an XP PPTP VPN with the server at the office and the
client at home. I have advised him that he needs a static IP address
at the office (or else we will have to install dynamic DNS).
My question is about the VPN client at his home. Initially he will