I have an interesting problem.
I have setup vpn connection at work using the linksys router (usual
802.11b)and everything seems to work fine. The vpn server is a windows
2003 server using the static ip address 192.168.1.*. The server

This seems like it should be a no-brainer, but I'm having trouble finding an
answer.  We run an NT4 LAN with a Win2k VPN server.  We're setting up some
computers that will be used at remote locations, and not be a part of any
domain other than that which houses the VPN server.  ...

Connecting to the office, Rideway firewall/VPN from home, D-Link Wireless
Router.This use to work great  and we were able to use RDC. It then stopped
working for no reason. The FW/VPN at the office has ports opened for POP and
SMTP only. The Router at home has 3389 opened to a ...

I have a desktop PC running a 'server' via RD and since a reinstall of
windows, whenever I access my RD machine I have to click the 'connection bar
pushpin' to make it auto-hide.
I know I can remove the connection bar altogether but I do need it, and with

Ok so I have a domain name I use thru a free service with
Dynu.com and i have prot forwarded 3389 thru my router to
my computer on my internal network.  I have XP pro with
SP2 the firewall is turned off.  I have bit defender

Can you enable remote desktop through a registry key? If so please identify
the key. I am a sys admin and would like to enable remote desktop on the pc's
which I support.

Is this client software actually any different from the previous client
software?
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=80111f21-d48d-426e-96c2
-08aa2bd23a49&DisplayLang=en
I am confused.  Is there any reason to replace a client installation, on

I have employees who VPN into my Windows 2000 server.
This has worked flawlessly for the last couple of years.
We recently updated a laptop to SP2. When we make the VPN
connection now, we can successfully make the secure

A window keeps coming up saying I am out of virtual
memory.  How do I make room for more memory?  Thank you
for any help you can give me.  Louise

Have two Windows Server 2003 VPN Servers:
- server1 behind NAT device
- server2 behind a router
- IAS for RAS/VPN authentication on server 3

I used to RD into an XP Pro machine through an SSH tunnel by forwarding my
local port 3390 to the remote port 3389.  I would then connect to RD client
to localhost:3390 and all was well.  The remote machine is now updated (I
don't dare say upgraded yet!!) to SP2 and the remote ...

I wonder if it is possible to set up "Allow users to
connect remotly to this computer" item using Group Policy,
and disable active state of it.
Thank you very much.

I'm attempting to set up a L2TP VPN connection from an XP
box to a 2003 box.  I have the CAL downloaded from the
2003 machine and installed on the XP machine.  However,
when I go to connect, the response that comes back is

I'm logged on to my WinXP system with Remote Desktop Connection and I'm
logged in as the Administrator on my machine, but the Administrative Tools
folder in my start menu is empty.  I am a Win2000 user and new to XP, any
help would be appreciated.

Currently I have WXP PC's.  However, when I upgrade a W2K
PC to WXP I get the error message "The local policty of
this computer does not allow you to log on interactively"
when I try to use Remote Desktop Connection to connect to