We have a few XP Pro PC's that act as a method of remote desktopping to
other servers via VPN across the Internet for support purposes. We also
access these "RD" machines via remote desktop over the LAN. Whoever connects
to one of these machines logs on as the same (local) user. ...

I'm using Windows VPN connection to connect to a server
which address is 10.0.0.1 .
but for some reason although the VPN connection works and
I appear to be connected , when I try to connect to the

I just upgraded to a Microsoft Wireless Base Station MN-700.  I can connect to the Internet just fine (otherwise this message would have been VERY hard to post).  I can not, however, connect to my home computer from elsewhere anymore via Remote Desktop Connection.  I used to be ...

my computer display un error which not let me to keep in
the pages of internet.the error read as follow>twwo files
were include in this error and the technicall report say
error signature report and when display sent or not send

I upgraded XP with the Office SP3...and since then, when
connecting wirelessly with my VPN, the connection only
lasts for 3 minutes and drops.  (Have D-Link DWL-G650
wireless card and Linksys WRT54G router).

Sorry if I posted this on the wrong newsgroup.  I am not
sure but does Windows XP Professional & 2000 Pro already
have 1 CAL with it to connect to Terminal Server unlike
WinXp Home or below?  If so, when it connects to a

At home I have a Windows 2000 Machine and a Windows XP Machine.  I use a
Cisco VPN Dialer to connect to my remote machines.
With the Windows 2000 Machine I can connect to the VPN and ping the machines
etc.

I am having the same problem with my Dell Latitude D500.  Has there
ever been a resolution to this problem?  I too have the Intel 2100
mini PCI card.

Using Windows XP Pro with 5 users and all of the users are setup as
Administrators.
One of the users will connect up remotely via Remote Desktop through our
VPN.

I am having trouble connecting to client's SBS server using Terminal Services over VPN from an XP pro box.
I'm pretty sure that this used to work from the XP box.  I can successfully establish a VPN session to their network, ping their machines by IP or NetBIOS name, browse shares ...

I mentioned before that I was getting error 733 when
trying to connect to a machine behind a firewall router
using VPN pass-through.
The reason is that the "server" machine I am connecting

It looks like the ActiveX isn't being loaded when I try to
connect from a remote PC.  Is there anything I should be
checking for on the host PC to fix this?

I recently installed a new hd and did a clean install of Windows XP.  Now the user can't use remote desktop.  The error message says: 1. Remote connections might not be enabled on remote computer (they are enabled.)  2. Maximum number of connections... etc.  3.  May be a network ...

I use Remote Desktop to connect from my work PC to my
home PC. On my home PC I have recently disabled some
services on my home PC. One was Terminal and the other
was TCP/IP NetBios Helper. My question is What services

I have install RDC on the 25 desktops. But I don't want that the users have the options to browse through the network, so they can see and connect to another server
Is there an option to remove this function of RDC
I save the default.rpd option for one server and they get directly ...