Does anyone know how to configure the XP Remote Desktop
Client to display its window on a secondary video
controller?
Thanks,

Can you use RDP to link three separate sites, each with 10+ PCs to a single
server based at  the main site? There is potential for 30+ machines to be
accessing the server via RDP at any one time. Will this work?

I can't get remote assistance to work at all. I have tried with two computers
hooked up directly to the internet. No router, no firewall, nothin'. Anything
you can think of for me to try?
Thanks

VNC and Radmin can be configured as services, so that a client can
control the server since the XP logon screen.
So, why these programs don't work when I am connected as a user, an then
I attempt to open a new session as another user, without closing the

When I enter my computer name I get this error message.
"The client couldnot connect to the remote computer. Remote connections
might not be enabled or the computer might be too busy to accept....."
I check everything on remote computer and look to me fine what I doing wrong

when i use "netsh diag connect iphost 127.0.0.1 3389", it shows
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IPHost (127.0.0.1)
   IPHost = 127.0.0.1

Hi. I have the machine with internet and Windows XP ( service pack 2 ). In
Firewall i configure acess remote in port 3389 for any connect external or
internet connection, but i don't get connect in this computer with T. Service.
I try do connect external for this computer, but ...

I just started playing around with Remote Desktop and I love it.
However, I'm having a problem changing the port that the client uses
to connect.
Here's what I've done.  I have a Buffalo WBR-G54 router.  I

I have a broadband connection at work and home and I'd like to get access to
my data partition at work (3 PCs on a Win2K PTP LAN) from my home PC
(running XP Pro).
I need to get read/write access to the shared partition where all my data

Unable to connect to my machines from outside when connected via 2
routers.
I'm unable to use any IIS (FTP/HTTP) and Remote desktop to my
computer.

Is there a way to disable the function to copy and paste and print through
Windows XP Remote Desktop?

We have to add a static route to our XP Clients that connect over L2TP/IPSec
to a VPN Server.
Adding the route without specifying the interface doesn't work, we get an
error message that the route cannot be added.

Here's the setup:
- XP Pro desktop computer
- wireless router
- cable modem connection

I have been suffering from a problem whereby Netgear's VPN routers
cannot
accept client VPN connections from the native WinXP s/w.  Various
newsgroup

If I disable 'display the connection bar when in the full screen' in 'Remote
Desktop Connection', after I get in the remote desktop, how can I switch to
my local desktop?