I'm running Windows XP Pro and trying to enable remote
desktop on two workstations however my DSL provider can
only open the port 3389 for this function for one IP
address and I was wondering if there is a secondary port

I have very strange problem from last week. When ever i
try to Remote my server using RDP, the server shutsdown
and restarts. I checked the event manager on the server
and it didnt say anything. All the antiviruses are

Somewhere along the line my remote desktop stopped working again. I have a
new Linksys wireless router that initially let me work remotely. I called
Linksys to see if there was a setting I had changed or needed to change.
Asking someone in India to answer one question is like ...

I have a user that is VPNing to our office.  They are using XP home edition.
With XP Professional, I have them ctrl+alt+del and select change password
and type in our server's name to change their password.  With XP Home, when
they ctrl+alt+del they don't have the option to change ...

I have one XP Pro SP1 PC here at work that just does not listen on
Port 3389.  netstat-an does not show that port as listening and I
cannot Telnet to the port.
* The Terminal Services service is started.

I have a successfully checked my remote web connection
from my home intranet. Also , I have forwarded ports 80
and 3389 to my server system.
I can get my index page of the IIS web site, and the

How do i send a ctrl alt delete request to the remote
computer when connected remotely.  I went through the
options and under local resources changed the "Apply
Windows Key combinations" box to "On the remote computer"

Is it possible with the Viewsonic or any remote desktop connection to be
sitting at the Host Computer and be able to watch it as it is controled via
remote desktop? Or I can send the audio on a REMOTE DESKTOP SESSION out of
the host computer, Is it possible to send video out as ...

A quick question on remote CD writing. I'm looking at deploying a thin
client solution using Termianl Seriveces or Cirtix and was wondering if it is
possible to to make a drive mapping from the W2k3 server back to client
machine (Win XP Pro) and allow the use of CD-R / CD-RW's.

I have internet static ip adress xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx and
local network 192.168.51.1 feeding another
local network 192.168.2.1 with a pc on 192.168.2.199
What ip address do I use on the remote internet PC to connect to 192.168.2.199

I usually leave my desktop system running and I'd like to use remote
desktop connection to access it from my laptop. Now the thing is that my
desktop system runs with two monitors, both configured to 1600x1200, while
on the laptop there's only one screen which I don't always use at ...

I want to be able to access another home computer from my home computer via
the internet. I have Windows XP Professional and the other computer has
Windows XP Home version. This would allow me to maintain the other system
without me needing to go to it. Can this be done?

My server is Windows 20003 Server, called niobe.   My desktop is WinXP
Pro.   And I use remote desktop application mstsc.exe to connect to
niobe.
Every other day, I have to reboot niobe before I can use remote

When I right-click on the desktop explorer.exe (all
instances) crash with the following error:
AppName: explorer.exe    AppVer: 6.0.2800.1106    ModName:
msvcrt.dll

I am new to VPN (haven't set one up yet) and have read a number of posts
here.  The scenario I have is I want to set up my Receptionist with a new
computer that will have Win XP and Quickbooks (Multi-user) installed on it.
I have two remote offices.