I'm having a strange problem using Remote Desktop Connection on an XP
Pro machine.  The host computer is on Verizon DSL with a linksys
router and ZoneAlarm running.
I can connect to the machine and use it without problems from my

I'm still trying to configure my computers thru the
internet to allow remote access to/from each (there are
3).  I'm running Windows XP Pro on each with Remote
Connection installed.

I have a XP Pro pc at a retail store that runs the customers POS software. Everything works fine except I am having serious troubles with incoming connections for dial in from their other store for polling of their POS software. I set up an incoming connection and select the ...

Hi, I am experiencing problems with dial-up vpn connections.
At work we have a win2k server with a watchguard firebox.  Clients attempt to connect via vpn using win xp pro on laptops and desktops and dial-up phone lines.  Once in a while the connection works, people can access ...

It appears that I have turned all my machines on as "clients", I need one to be the "Remote Server" don't I?  I use XP Pro on all (3 in LAN), laptop to connect from various locations.

I am trying to set up my remote desktop web connection.  I have it partially working.  On the local network or accross the internet using a IE 6.0, I can can connect to http://x.x.x.x:port/tsweb and get the main screen.  However when I use a computer name, IP address or nothing ...

after login onto https://myserver:8098 I choice maintenance then chose remote desktop I recieve the error, error connecting to server: you must enable remote desktop on the server to use the feature. However, the feature is installed and active? I can access the remote desktop ...

The Remote Desktop Connection application that installs
on the remote machine has an option to store custom
connetion settings as an .rdp file.
Is there a way to automate the execution of this file

Hi I am in the middle of setting up the ability to
remotely connect to a specific computer in my home
network, from one outside my network. The problem is I
have a dynamic IP address in a NAT enviorment(because of

Is there anything besides using the ICF for XP that I should do to make Remote Desktop secure.  

When our users need to access our network from a remote site, they
plug their laptops into a small LAN consisting of a switch and an ISDN
router, which then connects them to the office network back at base.
This is all running in an XP/W2K3/AD environment.

Can I send a print job from remote desktop to my local
printer?
Dan

I am trying to shut down remote computers useing the shutdown command. I type shutdown -r -f -t 300 -m \\(computer name) and it should restart the computer. But it gives me an error saying "access denied". How do i grant my computer access?

I am working on my home windows XP Pro remotely, my problem now is that I
cannot restart or shut down the machine through the remote desktop
connection.
I tried a the below script and it gave me an error "Privilege not held"

I have two 512k/128k ADSL connections, and I'm trying to VPN between them.
The VPN server is Windows 2003 STD on a Pentium 3-500MHz, the client is Win
XP Pro on a Pentium-M 1.4GHz.
I can make a connection, but it keeps breaking.