I have set up a PC to be a media server (have copied all
my CDs on to it) and connected it's SoundBlaster card to
my home theatre system. Because I dont want to have a VDU
etc connected, I have installed a wireless card and can

I have been using a dialup connection for VPN connection to the office.  
Today I installed a cable modem through Comcast.  My VPN connects real fast,
when I go to do a remote connection, it doesnt work.  If I dial up after that
it workd fine.

Would the remote access package be appropriate for me to connect a
Windows ME machine over the internet with Windows 98?
The good news is my dad,  at age 87 loves his computer, yahoo access,
trading stocks, the whole bit.  The bad news is that he can't even

I have a client who wants remote access to one of their
LAN Win XP workstations.  The LAN server is Win NT 4.0
workgroup Member Server, no static IP, DSL service, and
of course cost is a big factor, but speed will rule.  Is

I am connected w/ Cisco 806 VPN routers and I am trying to RDC to a
win 2003server I can connect but after a few min this error message
will come up and disconnect me  "Because of an error in data
encryption, this session will end.  Pleae try connecting to the

Hi. Does anyone know how to set an inactivity timeout for a remote client
dialling into a Win-SBS2003 server?
I have a problem in that one guy dialling in leaves the line in use while he
goes on holiday and it would be good to force the line to drop after say 5

I am running XP Pro.  I use remote desktop connection to
connect to a PC running Windows 2003 Server.  It works
great, but I am having trouble printing locally.  I
followed the instructions in MSKB article 312135 - "How

I am trying to setup a remote desktop connection with my home computer while
I am on the road.  I have the Remote Desktop working from within Win XP but
I can not get the Remote Web Connection to work properly.
I can access the login screen (i.e., www.domain/TSWeb/) but when I try ...

THE PROBLEM:
The "NET USE s: //192.168.2.10/shared" fails with a "Must Log On" error
message on 1 of 5 machines.  What could causing the failure?
BACKGROUND:

I keep getting this message when I try to log into my (using remote desktop)
computer back home :
"The client could not connect. you are alredy connected to the connected to
the console of this computer. A new console session could not be established".

Using pcAnyhwere 11.0.1 on Windows XP SP2, the pause key on the remote
machine is not transfered to the host machine's application. On the
host, this key is assigned a funtion in that application and works
when pressed at the host computer's keyboard.

I hope someone can help me.
I am trying to connect to my office computer through
remote desktop connection ("RDC") using a VPN but keep
bumping into trouble as i start the RDC.

History: Three weeks ago I took my testing XP box, one I
could live with if the worst happened, and put SP2-RC2 on
it.  Right after installing RC2, I could no longer Remote
Desktop into it.  Thinking first it was Windows Firewall,

When trying to connect to VPN using L2TP I get error 2,
file not found. Running Windows XP Home Edition SP 1
Any ideas?

We had a system where one of our users dialled directly into one of our
systems to access a web-mased email facility.
Since upgrading to SP2 the user can dial in okay but cannot access the
machine they are dialling into (ping, webmail, nothing).  As soon as we