Local Policy .. Does Not Permit You to Log on Interactively
I am trying to learn to set up Remote Desktop.  I can connect but I get
rejected at the login with this error message:
"The Local Policy of This System Does Not Permit You to Log on

I'd like to know how secure Windows Remote Desktop Connection is.
Here is my scenario.
There are two compunters behind a standard net gear router.
One computer has Windows XP Pro and another has Windows XP Home.

Does anyone have an idea why the check box for enabling Remote Desktop
connection under the remote tabe would be grayed out?  The Remote Assistance
check box can be turned on/off, but the Remote Desktop check box is grayed
out.

I installed XP cleanly from a CD.  Then I did the windows update and it
prompted me to go directly to SP2 without installing SP1.  I though sure, it
would pick-up all that I needed.  Now when I go to the System Control Panel,
the Remote tab is not present.  How do I enable the ...

Can anyone tell me if there is a legimate reason for having an "Anonymous
logon". I never have tried to logon from anywhere but my home unit.
when I click on the security tab in the "Events viewer"   I noticed many
"anonymous logons" the logon method is 3 which I believe means ...

We have a remote network connected via hardware VPN. The users at the remote
site have all XP Pro SP1 boxes and can logon, access all mapped drives,
connect Outlook to the Exchange server, print to printers at HQ and anything
else they need to do.

I am unable to connect via Remote Assistance. The  PC initiating the request
is on a LAN behind a NAT Router (A Prolink Hurricane 9000 ADSL
modem/routher). I am running Windows XP SP2 and have made the necessary
exceptions for UPnP and Remote Assistance. On the initiating PC we ...

I have XP, my mom has ME.  Can I use remote desktop to take control of her
computer?

I'm trying to use my PDA (ipaq 2210 WM 2K3) to remote desktop my PC (XP pro)
over a dial in modem connection.
I can get the Ipaq to dial in, and connect, but it will not log in.
I have set up the incomming connections using the modem, and set up a user

i am working on windows xp
i have put a contact into the spam folder which I would now like to recieve
mail from.
how can I release this contact from the spam folder when the "this is not

I am using Remote Desktop to connect my laptop, with a 1024x768 display, to
a desktop which has a 1280x960 display.  Every time I connect to my desktop,
the icons on my desktop host are re-arranged to fit my laptop display.
When I use my desktop directly, I have to spend time ...

I have a problem with an XP desktop I have set it up via a registry edit to
load a remote desktop session to our terminal server, the computer
automatically logs on locally without the user knowing it and kicks off a
remote desktop session rather than loading explorer. The ...

We have a user that is connecting from home to her machine here at work,
Windows XP Pro SP1. When she first connects, the desktop experience is fine.
Over time - a day or so? - it becomes slower and slower to the point of being
unusable. We experience the same thing over our 1gb ...

Ok, I have been reading but have yet to find an answer
for the following scenario:
I have two PC's at home that I use to connect to my
corporate LAN using a VPN tunnel server.  Once connected

my cuteftp clint unable to login my serv_u server which behind zonealarm
firewall, why? and my comuter is xp pro sp2, but i shutdown the windows
firewall.