When trying to work with another user through Messenger, the other user
requests Remote Assistance. I accept, but then get an error that says the
other user's host name can't be resolved. Any help would be appreciated.

I tried to set up remote assistance with a friend.  I followed the
instructions,but my E-mail didn't go through.  I have my E-mail account with
Yahoo and am using Internet Explorer.  The bottleneck is in sending an
E-mail.  Both of us have SBC Global broadband.   Any ideas?

i recently purchased a microsoft router and connected it to my home
network, everything seems to be workin fine, however i would now like
to enable port-fowarding so that i can access my linux box outside of
my network via SSH. I know that the port for SSH is port 22. In the

Anyone has similar situation ?
My ICQ 2003a disconnect and then reconnect when i try to login Remote
Desktop.
Is it a bug of Remote desktop ?

Hi, for some reason I am unable to print to printer
attached locally to my PC when trying to remote desktop
to another PC.  The local printer is not showing, only
remote printers even though I checked the option to bring

We have a XP Pro computer attached to a SBS2003 server.
We are having a problem connecting using remote access.
The user is setup as an administrator on the local
computer and on the server.  When we attempt to log on we

I have Win2K w/Remote Desktop Client dial-in to Internet.
My mother has XP w/wireless DSL and have turned on Remote
Desktop.  Can my Win2K machine connect to XP remote
desktop?  She has a wireless router and so XP is using NAT

I got a rather specific question:
Me and my colleague are connecting to a Cisco VPN server with our
Cisco VPN clients from different computers in our office network. The
VPN server, which resides in another country, "receives" our

I get completely through the invite wizard (Email an invitation) and
click on send and I get the following error:
A program could not start.  Please try again.
OS:  Windows XP Home SP2

after SP2, I login from home to my host computer (xp pro)
at work like i normally do and it shows that it is
registered on the network etc. Except now i can't see any
of the other computers on the network except my home

I have a home user who was running Windows XP Home
edition, but recently upgraded to XP Pro.  he had at one
time been able to connec to our W2K TS, but his TS Client
license expired.  He upgraded to XP Pro but cannot

Is there a way - reg tweak, group policy setting - to
prevent a user (not admin) who is currently logged on to
a WinXP SP2 machine from denying remote desktop access to
an administrator? From KB 280828:

I recently was switched to a Comcast customer after they
bought out portions of my previoud provider. Since the new
ISP came in, my remote desktop and FTP server I use
between work and home has gone from about a 190 kbs.

I used my Remote Desktop Connection software to connect to a particular
computer (computer Z) once, and I use it daily to connect to a different
computer (computer A).
But, when I open Remote Desktop Connection, it opens with computer Z's

I was wondering if anybody else has run into this issue.  We have a call
center here that is locked down from the rest of the corporation.  They have
an cisco access list in place.  I need to install Remote Assistance (Not
Remote Desktop) to work with these people so I opened ...