I am trying to set up a client's remote access to a central PC running
Windows XP Pro SP1 from his home machine (Windows ME). He is connecting to
the internet via ISDN and can successfully connect to the central site's VPN
(Windows 2000 SBS w/SP4). When he attempts to run RDP client ...

I am trying to vpn to my work computer running XP home with my Home computer running XP Home
At work we have a peer to peer network (4 computers hooked to a router with a static IP Address assigned to the Router).  On the router I have forwarded 500,50-51,1723,47,3389 ports to my ...

On the cheaper SOHO NAT routers, like the Linksys BEFSR4 and Netopia
Cayman 3546, there is a thing called PPTP Passthru or equivalent.
It's purpose it to allow Protocol 47 (GRE) packets to pass thru the
router so the PPTP VPN will work. You also have to forward port 1723

I am interested in transferring larger files between my laptop at work and
my xp pro box at home.
I use remote desktop daily without a hitch and have no trouble transferring
small files (but it is slow)

I am connecting from a W2K machine to a XP machine over
the Internet via VPN. I then use NetMeeting to work on the
XP machine. All of that works ok, but the screen refresh
speed is horrible. I looked in Task Manager on the XP

Is it possible for multiple XP clients to connect to a
remote desktop XP PC simultaneously?
I only managed to connect once at a time, a second user
attempt would force the first user to disconnect.

I am having a problem in that a few machines are getting a blue screen and then rebooting when I try to log on via remote desktop.  I can make the initial connection, but immediately after I logon, the I get disconnected and the host machine blue screens, then reboots.  Has ...

presently, our XP SP1 Clients (AD 2000 Domain Native Mode) are
configured so that only local administrators can connect to the xp
clients remotely through Remote Desktop.
However, I would like that also the person that normally uses a

I've searched through the news group and found similar postings, but none of
them has helped.
I get the following connection problem with RDC.
"The client could not connect to the remote computer.

hey anyone know a workaround for the audio problem in
remote desktop? It reads that i have no device installed
which is just damn silly i have soundcard etc. but music
still won't play on the computer i'm accessing remotely

Is there a difference between remote desktop and remote
web desktop?  Which is better?  I am trying to start a
remote connection from my laptop to my office machine
through the NET.  My office machine, the host, is behind

I am using remote desktop and I want to use CTRL+TAB and
toggle on the remote desktop between programs....how do I
set it up so it will do this?
Thanks for your help

In recent weeks, I cannot stay connected to my Terminal Server.  I can
connect fine, but I am kicked off every few minutes.  It disconnects me with
the error: "Because of a protocol error, this session will be disconnected.
Please try connecting to the remote computer again."

Is is possible to do a remote desktop connection if both
users have AOL as their internet provider? If so, How?

When I am connected to VPN, I can't use the browser, or get E-Mails from non secured channels in parallel
I can either use the secured channel or the rest of the Internet, but not simultaneously
Can I configure the VPV to enable both together
Arik