Good day.
I am trying to establish a RDP connection to an XP Pro
SP2 workstation thru a Cisco VPN connection. I alwas
recieve a Maximum number of connections exceeded. I am

I haven't seen anything about forcing the host computer
to standby.
I travel frequently and access my home computer
often...when done with each remote desktop session I

Even after intalled SP2, I still have the problem with
VPN client. The connecttion just lasted up to 20 seconds,
the log is as follows:
Cisco Systems VPN Client Version 4.0.5 (Rel)

I have a static IP, WinXPPro, LinkSys G Router, Cable into my PC, and a
WIN-TV card.
I want to watch cable remotely (like I do from my desktop) and change
channels using a browser, my router, and web access.

My VPN setup wont get past a shaded selection in the
internet wizard ,. and remote access wont start up , I
get error 5 access denied,,,
Any ideas please

I'm using Mozilla Thunderbird 0.8 as my email client, and it is set to
the default email client (under access control). In the remote
assistance help and support application, Mozilla Thunderbird appears
correctly, and I am prompted for an email address. However, it isn't

I've changed the Registry parameter following some guides, but the tip did
not work!
An example:
http://www.jsiinc.com/SUBQ/tip8400/rh8428.htm

I have a working VPN connection from an XP pro box to NT 4.0 server. I need
to find a way to automate this vpn connection and send files to the server on
a given time schedule. I know there HAS to be a way to do this. I have
searched everywhere and cannot find a working solution. ...

I just purchased XP Pro for home and have ME at the
Office. I want to be able to access my office comp from
home.  Is that possible?  I know you I can access XP from
any Windows based comp but can it be done the other way

I can make VPN IPSec connection between SSH Sentinal and
Linksys Router. Cannot access computers behind the
router.  Cannot 'route add.' Don't understand 'metric'
or 'interface' values needed.

I am running the web based remote desktop connection on my
home PC.  It is running behind a AT&T VOIP router, and a
dlink wireless router.
It previously worked fine.

It is possible?
Two users, simultaneously, with XP SP2?
I've heard about with XP SP2, it will be allowed, changinf registry
If so, how can the cliente connect? using the /CONSOLE switch

Whenever I try to Offer Remote Assistance to a user, I
get a message on my end (expert side) saying "(Remote
Assistance -- Web Page Dialog) Access to the requested
resource has been disabled by your administrator"

I have a strange problem using remote desktop. I try to
connect to my desktop using my laptop. If I try to logon
the client accepts user/password, but procedes immediately
to an automatic logoff.

I get the error message described in this article:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;289289
I tried to follow the steps suggested in the article, but
it seems that when going to the 'Remote' tab in System,