I can't find my administraitive tools so i can set up a remote desktop web connection. can anyone tell me why or a simpler way to set this up.  

A few months ago I started a thread about a problem I was having when
trying to reconnect to an existing remote desktop session.
http://groups.google.com/groups?threadm=%238gRyGtEEHA.1092%40TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl
At the time the suspicion was pointing towards the NVIDIA display

We have configured in our group policy to allow use to be able to use remote
assistance to trouble shoot our workstations. It works fine except on one
workstation. I am getting the error message "access to the requested has
been disabled by your administrator". Does anyone know how ...

I have a wireless system connecting my desktop and laptop.
Today, I cannot access my project files on the desktop
from the laptop - previously everything worked fine.  I
have a good signal, and can use E-mail, etc. remotely, but

I am trying to set up a very simple vpn between XP and
windows 2000 Pro.  I have a small office (1 personal
compter) and need to connect to another small office(2
computers. Is this possible without actually using

I've a very strange problem : i open a VPN connection and
got the message saying that the connection is ok but after
that i do not receive any packets, i see that the laptop
is sending data but never receiving anything.

Have not been able to establish a Remote Desktop Connection external to our
LAN.
Present configuration of the router:
1) 192.168.2.100 is reserved IP address in the DHCP Server Settings

  Here's the scenario:
XP pro laptop with My Documents located on XP Pro desktop
called "media". My Documents available offline.
Changed machine name of XP desktop to "files". Re-setup

I want to use my laptop with Win XP Pro to assist my wife (Win ME) and my
home desktop (Win XP HE).  And maybe my inept father-in-law with his Win98
SE.
I am Soooo lost!  I used my Win XP Pro CD on the ME computer to add the

Ok...call me a rookie.  I've used windows xp to work remotely with no problem.  Then, one day (after downloading a firewall type program) I couldn't access.  I removed and it worked again fine.  Then, about 3 weeks after using it with no problems, I can't access my remote ...

Is there any difference?  I'm trying to setup terminal services and I
would like to configure my network so everyone from the outside can't
hit the SQL servers, etc.  I had our outside IT guys build a dedicated
terminal services machine.  Is Terminal Server 2000 seperate or built

I have been having problems trying to access my local printer when I am logged on to my main office network. We normally log on using Citrix. However owing to the problems I decided to log on using XP remote connection, I can access my server without any problems and any ...

Good morning everyone !
Hope someone can help me, here's my problem.
I have 4 stations on my network ,all are running win XP
Pro.They access a server on site 2 (Running server 2003)

I don't want my connections to come up on a computer
after I have used RDP on it, as in the IP address, user
name, etc. How do I clear that information and keep it
from coming up?

I'm trying to transfer files from host to client using
RDC (mapping drives as needed).  Even on 4.5mbps
broadband the connection is painfully slow.
Is there anyway to improve the speed, or just do this