I have two XP Home machines that I need to VPN through
for file sharing.  I have a Linksys BEFVP41 VPN router.  
The thing is, XP does not offer an authencation server.  
It works great with a server, but how do you get it to

Trying to set up my windows xp pro to connect remotely to my office server
2000. Here is what  I have implemented.
I have linksys router and I have set up the port foward. I open port 1729 ,
50, 51, and 500. I made my have a static DHCP address assign by me. So if

We have XP workstations running on an NT domain. We have a PC set up
for users to use when they need to run a particular piece of software
that we only have one licence for, they have a shortcut to an .rdp
file on their desktops that connects them via remote desktop to the PC

 Running windows 2000 Advance Server and connection to sever with remote
desktop connection on a Windows XP computer.  
 When printing this week the print job comes back with the error that no
printers are setup( no printers are installed on the server).  Last week

I have windows 2000 server install at my client's office. I want to access
the share folders securely and remotely. My remote computer has windows xp
pro. What is the best way to connect to it.
Ankit Shah

Ok, my problem is as follow:
I need to connect remotely to a SBS, 2003 via Remote desktop, and I need to
do it through standard internal analog modem (not doing any NAT, not acting
as a firewall and it is not a router either)... When I dial-in, the modem is

My first time attempting to setup and use Remote desktop to connect to a
Win2003 server and 4 XP Pro SP1 computers in my office.  I enabled RDC on
all computers in the office. I was able to test and connect to all computers
from with in the office. There is a firewall there but have ...

Ok, so like many people I have many computers in my house, all behind
one router with one IP address.  To be able to use remote desktop with
my computers, I have done the following:
- enabled remote desktop on all the machines

I have DSL in my small office. Is it possible to connect to
Internet from my home through my office's DSL connection
using dial up? Here's the schematic of what I am trying to
achieve:

Not sure if this is the right place to ask. I need to
periodically transfer data files (mix of Excel and Word)
to my various clients, by e-mail (I normally zip them
up).  I am now told that I not only have to send them, but

How do I set up to allow remote access to my e-mail?
rewhite11@earthlink.net

how do i connect to a remote comuter behind a NAT fire wall ? Which IP
address i should use? Or should I configure my firewall?

Does anyone know how to initiate remote assistnace fron
an intranet. I cannot put a hyperlink directly to the
rcimlby.exe file.
Thanks

I can connect remotely to my pc when I am at the office,
but from home (with the same laptop) I get the following
message:
The client could not connect to the remote computer.

I have connected to my computer in my office via Remote
Desktop. How do I print to my printer at home when
connected?
Thanks