Hi, I am trying to connect to remote computer (Windows 2000 server) which is
not on my network (my Windows XP SP2 computer using Remote Desktop
Connection)and getting following message. Earlier I was able to coneect using
IP address. But since we moved the server from one ...

Here's my problem.  I can ping the external IP of our Symantec Firewall VPN
internally (within the office).  I cannot ping the external IP externally
(outside the office).  Internally, I can even access the computer that I
setup to be forwarded to.  I've set everything in the ...

I am able to make a remote connection after the remote computer is booted
up. But reconnecting after a disconnect presents a blank screen on the
client computer. Both the client and server are SP2s. I could not find a fix
for this on Microsoft KB that applied to Windows XP. Will ...

Is there anyting that could cause my remote desktop client not to connect to
a work pc which is on the domain. I have done all the neccessary port fwding
and opened ports on the firewall. I even have allowed remoted desktop protcol
and services to be running on windows xp pro ...

I am trying to set up a VPN with a W2K client dialling in via a modem
to a XP Pro host that is connected to the internet via a Solwise
SAR110 router.
I have set up VPN client and Incoming connections host on the

How can I reboot a workstation running XP Pro SP2 remotely via RDP? I have
the alternate ports & firewall worked out so that I have access, but
Shutdown/Restart options are not available from the Start menu, and sometimes
I need to reboot remotely.

Hi Al,
I get the following error message:
"The client could not connect to the remote computer.
Remote connections might not be enabled or the computer might be too

I'm having a problem connecting to a host PC through a dialup
connection.  The firewall settings are set right on all PCs.
The client PC has had a problem connecting to Kaazaa Lite also.
The client is running Norton internet security.  Both PCs are

I want to setup 5 computers on my LAN for people to be able to access their
remote desktop.
If I direct the ports of my firewall to a particular IP address, then all
users will be directed to that IP.  How do I set it up so people can choose

There is a really nice feature of SBS 2003 called Remote Web WorkPlace. Does
anyone know if this can be implemented in a Windows Server 2003 enterprise
edition network?
I am trying to accomplish an easy way for users to get to their desktop from

Clients connecting to desktops using Symantec VPN device and software and
remote desktop cannot access their workstations. They were able to before.
I can still access the server remotely and I can access workstations using
remote connection from the LAN side.

Can anyone suggest a good software for remote access to install on WinXP
Home computer so I can access it from another location?  Free would be
better!
Thanks in advance,

Dear Sir,
   Can Remote Desktop or VPN Protocols within XP PRO be utilized remotely
to LOG into a small network not using a Dedicated Server, but rather a peer
to peer network (that has  XP Pro, Xp Home, Windows 2K & Win 98,) that is all

Anyone has such problem ?
It happens even though the connection and ping time is good and small.
In bad connection, the problem is more obvious.
Anyone knows how to solve it ?

I have an XP client using remote desktop to connect over 3389 to 2003
terminal services. The remote desktop client is setup to automatically login
and to share its local drive on the XP machine. From this auto login session
I used the command "net use x: \\tsclinet\c" to share ...