How many simultaneous inbound (VPN) connections can Windows XP Pro accept?  
And how many simultaneous inbound (VPN) connections can Windows 2003 Server
accept?

I have been using Remote desktop to access my work computer by
connecting directly to the static IP of my work machine (I hope that's
safe) Now I'm wondering how to run a program on my client machine with a
file or database on the remote machine over the internet. Any advice

I have 3 XP remote machines imaged with the same image. They are all on the
corporate network. To do to my work I have to rdp to all three.Two out of the
three work fine, but I keep loosing my rdp connection to one of them due to
an encryption error. I have admin rights on all ...

I have run into this problem twice already so I am posting to see if anyone
has an answer. We have a couple of dual-boot machines in our small office.
One is for testing software on Win2000 and WinXP (WinXP being the
"secondary" boot). The other is a Development machine where we ...

Remote Assistance has been working fine between my mom's machine and mine
for many months.  Then, while helping her sort some E-Mail we were
disconnected.  Now whenever we try to do remote assistance it fails with the
message "has closed connection to your computer" (no username, ...

Hello all...
I'm new to the world of networking and most of my computer experience is on a
Mac.
I want to be able to access my home computer from my work location.

A similar problem to some of the other issues on in this group.
Office Setup:
2 Windows 2000 servers up to date with service packs
1 Windows 2003 server up to date

I am frustrated with my attempt of using RDP through a VPN with D-link vpn
routers DI-824VUP. I've had nothing but problems and guessing, even D-link
3rd level techs gave up two days ago. I can establish connections to my two
remote sites but it all depends from where I connect ...

I have asked the question before and I received a solution.  Unfortunately
that was some time ago.
I am running Windows XP Home and I want to be able to access my computer
remotely.  I do not use a password for this computer.

Hi...
I have:
Windows XP Pro SP2 wired via ethernet to BTVOYAGER 2100 ADSL modem/router
and Windows XP Pro SP2 laptop wirelessly connected to the same router.

I am in the process of upgrading a computer in my network with XP Pto to
allow access to it from the outside.
My Host PC has XP Home and uses Norton Internet Security as a Firewall
instead of Windows Firewall.  I have Windows Firewall disabled.

Here's the situation:
Much of my music collection is on my main pc, running under xp pro. I
have a laptop which I use to connect wirelessly to the main pc mostly
because I like to sit in a more comfortable room and work on

I am new to using RDC, and noticed that after i disconnect from the remote
computer & I do the ctrl+delete to get my screen back, the resolution is all
messed up (green background, super sized icons,etc).  the only way to get the
original look back is to reboot the computer.  any ...

Using NetMeeting, my remote desktop sharing sessions always times out
after approximately 20 minutes.
The timeout essentially ends the call as if it were hung up. There is
no warning message box. My computer just issues a beep and closes the

Is it possible to connect or login remotely to another comp that does not
have remote desktop enabled?
Like I know the admin account & pass but I forgot to enable remote desktop
Is it possible to connect via any command line or other service?