I would like to Deploy a text document to about 400 PC's
across 2 subnets. There is routing between the subnets.
This needs to get done with the least possible
administrative effort. They do not have their own Email

I have a PC at work with a static IP address.  For several months I've been
using OpenVPN to connect from home.  I can easily run Remote Desktop
Connection over this OpenVPN connection.
Now that it's summer, I wanna reduce the amount of heat produced in my

When I am accessing my XP machines over the Internet, I enter the server name in the logon page.  I get the message: "The specified remote computer could not be found..."  It works when I am inside the LAN.  Any thoughts?  I tried the IP address as well, no luck.  If I leave the ...

I have the following problem:
There are two "mobile" computers that have both access to the internet
and connect with MSN. Usually, one will connect through a phone-line
and the other with a DSL-line, but it can change according to

When I connect to an XP pc remotely it wont print to my Canon 1210 Laser
printer locally.
It connects it when I make a remote connection
but I keep getting "The document failed to print"

When I connect from my Windows XP workstation to a
Windows 2003 server via Remote Desktop I cannot see my
locally attached printer.  All my XP network printers
show but my local printer is not there.  Does anyone know

One of the things I've never quite figured out is how to use my laptop
effeciently for both business and personal use.  I have always had a desktop
at my business connected to a domain and my laptop is setup for a workgroup
at home.  I had my laptop setup to check all my email ...

Remote Desktop allows you to connect to Disk Drives,
Printers, and Serial Ports of a remote computer by
selecting them under the Local Resources tab of the
remote desktop connection window. However, how do I

I recentlly connected to my work pc (remote desktop)
from my home thru a company VPN.
While connected to the work pc I used RemoteDesktop
to connect to a 2nd machine on the company network.

Yelp, this works fine on 2k and older win versions.  XP
declares"you already have a console connection"
I'm doing port redirection so my RDP connection is declared
by Localhost rather than the name or IP of the Terminal server.

I have a limited user account on my pc. Is there any way that I can enable
this user accept Remote Desktop Connection and run as a host? Of cause the pc
has an administrative account and I have no problem to control this pc from
anther by using Remote Desktop Connection.

To connect to my office remotely I make use of a Tunix tunnelserver.
It uses a config file were destination IP addresses at the office are mapped
to local host addresses.
teh set up is:

Since I can't connect from the office, I tried a simple connection at home
between 2 XP PCs on the back of the same router. I enter either the IP
address of the 'remote' PC or the computer name and get "The client could not
connect to the remote computer". I have disabled Norton ...

I'm at the mercy of my teenager.  I travel, and use Remote Desktop in
XP to access my home workstation, but at times my teenager is on the
system and when she gets the popup asking if she wants to disconnect
and allow my remote connection, says no.

What is the likelihood that a virus could be transferred over RDP?  I do not
think this would be too great as I have yet to see any news about viruses
spreading this way, but my ignorant supervisor(who knows nothing about
networking) thinks that me connection to my XP machine at ...