I am trying to pitch to my 80 year old boss that once I have my baby in Sept
I can start working part time from home.
We are a small office with 4 computers, all running XP Pro, connect wireless
to a router with a DSL connection

Hello,
I am not sure that this is the right place to post but
here goes anyway. I have xp pro and have run into a
problem using the remote desktop. I have been using it

Can anyone suggest a reason why when a user Remote desktops into our office network, his office display settings are changed to the settings of his home machine, meaning he must change them when he gets back to the office
any ideas?
nige

I have a problem with remote desktop, I do not know if this is the right
group for this quetsion, and if it not please direct me to the right one...
The problem i occuring on a WinXP Pro machine which is fully patched. When
the computer is booted, and I try to connect to it via ...

i found that Remote Desktop incompatible with some TV programs
eg. WinDVR3 and DScaler. But the others have no problem, eg. AIW
Player
Anyone have this problem ? how to solve it?

Is it possible to configure Multiple simultaneous VPN tunnel with L2TP over IPSec from XP pro client? How many?

At home, I can access my work computer thru the office VPN. I want to do the
reverse which is to access my home computer from work. My home computer is
XP pro behind a D-Link router. I have configured my home computer to be a
VPN server (allowed incoming connections, assigned ip ...

When I disconnect from Remote Desktop it leaves my user still logged on the
host computer and my others users cant logon unless I go to the office and
log myself out.
There is no Shutdown/Logoff  in my start menu, there is only athedisconnect.

I have 2 computers on a router and would like to use the Remote Desktop Web Connection on both of them, I know how to change port 80 for each of them, but is there anyway I can change the other port (3389)?

I want to remotely control my pc at office (connected on a DSL line) which
is behind a router which does port forwarding on port 400 to my pc.
Can I use Remote Desktop Connection through port 400?
If not, is there any alternative?

is it possible to transfer files via remote desktop, same as
pcanywhere?

how can i? or can i even do this?
maybe via a web browser.

I am having a problem with getting a remote desktop session established.
Here are the specifics:
1. I create a VPN connection to the remote network using CISCOs VPN client.
This connection establishes correctly and I can ping all hosts on the remote

Our small church network has two servers at different
sites (and one domain). I have been able to use XP remote
access to all our computers to/from each site and to
another computer at the same site.

I am trying to set up a Web Server on XP.  I have installed all of the
components but I am have trouble getting it to work outside the LAN.  I want
to use the remote connection accessed through IE 6. If I put my IP address
in the address bar or IE on the LAN it works find.  But I ...