I have a wireless card on my laptop. continues to connect
and drop signal. how do I fix it

I have a XP home PC connected to the Internet by cable
modem though my ISP.  I have a dial-up account to my ISP
for when I'm travelling.  Can I use the dial-up from my
laptop to tunnel through my ISP to my home-office

I am trying to set up a webpage using the built in server in XP Pro.  I installed the IIS service and client on my computer.  I made my pages using Dreamweaver and then I saved the in the wwwroot folder.  I made a dynamic DNS name, using http://www.dyndns.org, so that I could get ...

I cannot log on to my work computer via Remote Desktop from my home computer. The following is what I know:
- I get the login screen, enter my username and password and after I press enter the screen freezes for about 30 seconds before the program closes.
- I can Remote from ...

My office has tightened security on it's computer system.  I'm trying to use
their WIN2000 computer through the RDC web interface to connect to my WINXP
home computer.  When I get the log in web page, the "Connect" button does
not work.  There is no action performed when I press it. ...

I have XP-Home on both computers. The remote is at home.
It uses a cable modem (comcast). The client is at a
summer home. It uses a 56K modem.
I followed the wizard for setting up the remote, noting

Hey Guys, I have a PC and a laptop that are on a home
network. The PC is on WINXP PRO and the laptop is on Home
eddition and both have access to the internet...  What I
want to be able to do is travel this summer and be able

   I am in the midst of rolling out a VPN implementation at my workplace. I have the ability to restrict access to users on non-company equipment to RDP only so they can get to their workstations. Is there any way I can administratively disable the ability of my users to connect ...

Hey guys, I've revised my original script so that it's more modular...
It makes the assumption that the user name of the remote computer and
the remote computer name are the same.  If not, hack the code!
This script allows you to automagically solicit remote assistance

H
For a project I'm currently working on I need to dynamically write rdp files, then launch mstsc.exe with my own generated rdp file as parameter. In order not to show the user any passwords I'd like to have the password preconfigured. I know passwords are stored as a binary hash ...

VNC is too darned slow and Remote Desktop is not open enough for us to
expand it's capabilities (i.e. Group Sessions, logging in without locking
the remote desktop, etc.).
I have been experimenting with screen compression, and I get 93-97%

I have been succesfully using the RDC client for over a
year to connect to my home desktop pc from my office
laptop.  However, my company recently locked down our
laptops, so I now need to use the web based component.

I am running a network with multiple Win XP pro machines.  
I want to be able to remote desktop in to any machine from
my admin office, and also remote to my admin PC from any
XP pro machine in the office.  Is this possible.

We have a Netgear FVL328 Router and the Netgear Safenet VPN client
software setup on an XP Pro laptop SP1.
We can connect our VPN fine. I can ping all servers and do nslookup.
everything works fine. We have an LMHOSTS file also.

From home,I am using a vpn link to connect to my office
exchange server to read my e-mail.
It was working fine until I install a Wireless network(
Linksys Wireless-G broadband router) at home.