First off, the settings are right on the remote computer. I can connect to
it from other PCs just fine. Mine will not connect though. The firewall that
XP has is off, but I can't ping the IP or ANY other domain name for that
matter. I also cannot telnet the IP either.

I'm using the "offline files" feature on my laptop to
have access to certain network folders while traveling.
Currently I get the error message described below when
synchronizing offline files (This is an XP Pro SP1

OK, this sounds weird, but it is for real.
COMPUTER A ------------       ------------- COMPUTER B **COM1**TEST
EQUIPMEMNT
                      |      |

Good day.
I have a Cisco Pix 515 Firewall. I use an IPsec VPN set
up with the firewall. The firewall has a local group and
you authenticate to the local Pix group. From there using

I used Remotedesktop over an ISDN dial-in connection prior to SP2
installation without any trouble.
After SP2 install, remotedesktop won't work any more with firewall
running. Even adding remotedesktop and filesharing to exclusion list in

ISC
http://isc.sans.org
is warning that they have had a report of brute-force scanning of VNC
servers.

Hi all - just installed XP and sp2 to 2 laptops for some mobile users of
mine - i got them to VPN in to the network and to make certain folders
avilable offline - it made a new offline files folder and allwas good  i
turned off the VPN and they could access the offline files without ...

Using WinXP and remote desktop connection to log on to a
w2k3 terminal server.
Once connected, there is a small banner on the top middle
of the screen that has the minimize (-), maximize (double

I want to connect from my office XP Pro PC to a remote PC through a
Putty (ssh) tunnel.
I have established the tunnel as local port 6503 (for want of a better
number) to the ip:3389 of the remote pc.

When one of our clients tries to log on to our Termminal
server he gets booted before the connection goes through.
On our Terminal server we get a message that says Event
ID: 1004 The Terminal server cannot issue a client

I am getting the error message when I log-on to Windows XP
Pro Machine which is register in Windows NT 4.0 domain.
I connect to XP machine throug Remote Desktop, at login
prompt I put the user name of the user who is register

SP2 appears to have broken the ability of my XP Home Edition PC to
VPN to our Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition host accross the Internet.
1. It worked prior to installing SP2
2. It does not appear to be a client firewall issue.  The same problem occurs

XP VPN Client To Symantec VPN 100 Appliance
Has anyone here ever done it... is it possible or do you
need to use symantec's VNP client software.
Thanks!

I have recently gotten a new PC (everything new) and
installed XP Pro. I initially did install remote options
or FTP options as I was kind of iin a hurry to get
underway. I went back later on and put all the IIS options

Hell
I want  to install remote desktop connection in my Win Xp pro. I done everything from help
And when i am trying to connect it sai
""The connection was ended because of a network error.