I'm having a fairly confusing issue with terminal services.  I have a
win2k advanced server box that i'm trying to get to with remote
desktop.  directly after reboot I can remote desktop into the server,
but after about 2-3 minutes i get the folloing message immediatly. I'm

Can someone tell me if this is possible.
I connect to my work desktop pc via a RDP using a vpn every now and then the
vpn tunnel collapses and I lose my connection.
I can re-connect ok but lose the session that I was working with hence I

    I was noticeing what I call a problem in Remote Desktop.
    If I am logged into Remote Desktop as User A Remotely and
someone else tries to log as User A I am being kicked off.
    Is there a way to prevent the first User A from being kicked

Ok....Heres the situation...My brothers Windows ME
computer is infected with a lot of Spyware.. He can't
seem to remove it..
Is there a way for me to access his windows ME computer

When attempting a 'Remote Assistance' session over the internet, I receive
the following message; "Remote assistance connection could not be
established because remote host name could not be resolved"
RA works fine on my two home networked computers but refuses, with the above

I hope the subject says it all really!
I'm looking for a group where I can post messages concerning the use
of PCAnywhere 11.5 on WinXP
Regards

I'm able to connect remotely to a user but when i connect it log off the user
until i'a done and then i have to tell her that she can log in.
Is there a way that we can both can see the desktop so i can show her what
to do on certain problemes?

Im new to XP Pro and wondering how safe the remote
desktop really is? Im afraid of being Hacked, And is my
router and firewall going to be a problem? Thanks for the
help.

We are setting up a network of Cisco routers that are connected to a
central hub using IPsec VPN tunnels. While we can ping the individual
LANs through the tunnels, we are not able to remote desktop to them.
For example, from the servers on the central hub, we can telnet to

as far as reliability, ease of use, speed etc?  I'm still XP home on both
desktop and laptop, looking at alternatives to make desktop a host while
traveling.
(thanks for the answers to my prior reboot question, answers very helpfull!)

I'm trying to set up a DSL VPN...to a computer just down the street
from me.  Good news...I can just WALK the data down to him!  lol
Some specs...
Both machines running XP pro...host machine is running sp2.  MSFT

I used the remote desktop connection to access my PC... but the remote
desktop connection only allows single user mode, so everytime if another
user login to my PC... I will get disconnected... how to temporarily
disallow other login while I am handling important work, then after ...

I am wanting to use a desktop with XP Pro for a host, and connect to it with
an XP home laptop.
I can configure the desktop host, so that it connects/dials up att worldnet
upon boot, but there is a catch 22, it wont dial up until I login to windows

Having a weird problem that I haven't been able to find an answer to.  I'm
running Windows XP SP1 and can RDP in to my machine with no problems - but
only after the machine has been logged into in person initially.  I was just
connected to it and decided to reboot it with "shutdown ...

I use RDC-works great!  I also have another system on that LAN I would like
to connect to occasionally.  I set the router(port forwarding) to passthru
the 2nd system IP address and I used port 3389 again for this RDC.  It will
not connect, saying username, pw, etc. are not right. ...