Hi, all
I was wondering can I use one license Microsoft Office on my office machine
an connect that machine with remote desktop and use that installation
remotely on my home machine that is also using windows XP and has no

Do you know if Microsoft develop or somehow enable network print redirection in TS or remote desktops?  I am having a difficult time with setting up printers (usb and lpt) for remote desktop sessions.  Aside from the obvious of making sure the printer is installed locally before ...

I've tried both Remote Desktop and pcAnywhere. RDP is much faster. I'm sure
pcAnywhere would do the same if they could and do it well and safely. So is
there some big trade-off in exchange for the speed of RDP? I have a low
security application and can use passwords and encryption ...

When using Remote Desktop I get "remnants" of drop-down
lists cluttering my display, making using some
applications very difficult.
eg. in IE, browsing the favorites lists, going from a long

Could someone please help me with this problem?  I get
the same error every time I connect to my XP Pro from an
XP Pro machine.  "Because of an error in data encryption,
this session will end."  I have no idea how to resolve

I have two locations (main office and a remote site)  Both locations have static IP addressing schemes that are different.  I need to have the user login in to either site with the the correct ip address, subnetmask, gateway and dns servers.  
I tried hardware profiles but that ...

I have two Windows XP Pro machines at different locations. Both have 56k modems. I'm wondering if it is possible for one of the machines to dial in to the other and get access to files on it.
If this is possible, what software if any would I need
Cheers
John

We are wanting to install Connection Manager v1.3 for dialup RAS users and
I'm wondering if there is any tool for upgrading to connection manager so
that the current dialup settings are not changed... We are looking at a
registery script to copy out the settings but we can't find ...

When trying to connect to an XP box via RDP I get the following message:
"The local policy of this system does not permit you to logon interactively"
Say what?  I have set up many XP boxes and can RDP in fine to them.  If I
make a typo on the password it stops and makes me re-enter ...

I'd like to access my home machine on the road.  Question: does the
Windows Remote Desktop (Terminal Services) port need to be persistenly
forwarded, or can I leave it application triggered in my firewall?  I
don't know if I like the idea of leaving it open all the time.

What ports do I need to open on the router to use remote Desktop. I have
no-ip.co For a dynamic ip.
Thanks
Michael

I have a Windows XP Pro SP1 laptop. Anytime I initiate a remote
desktop session into this machine, it reboots. It does not matter what
machine I use to connect to it: XP, Win2K, Win2K3. It just reboots as
soon as I get logged in through Remote Desktop.

Hi Vamsi,
That was great advise, and tried what you have said but it still giving me
an error message, but this time it is a different error. The error message
that pops up is "Windows could not start the Routing and Remote Access on

In my environment, I have many WinXP Pro workstations, and in some cases I
need to connect remotelly to users to config some resources. But the WinXP
Pro close the user session and enable only my remote session. Have not a
admin configuration to do a TS with WinXP, with multiple ...

I have been connecting from an XP client to a 2003 Server for ages.  It was
working perfectly.
Suddenly, a few weeks ago something broke.
Now, when I try and connect, I enter my username and password, and it says