I have xp prof. can I do a remote asst with win98 & other windows?  If so, do
I need something called "client software?" & where do I get it?  I know xp to
xp by default & I tried with another xp user & it sent her e-mail request for
asst. to herself!   I have linksys wireless ...

Dear experts,
I have to connect to a remote machine which sits behind a firewall and is
not accessible from outside because of NAT - just imagine you have to
provide some kind of support for a customer machine which is connected to

Can a machine running Windows XP Pro connect to a Windows 2000 Machine?  If
so what has to be installed/configured on the Windows 2000 machine to accept
incoming connections?  I would like to use Terminal Services or Remote
Desktop for this connection. I do not want to use VNC or ...

Hello everyboddy,
I think i found a solution for the Remote Desktop Problem with Win XP
SP2:
Error Message:

I can no longer get to my computer via Remote Desktop. I have checked
settings for the port and that seems to be okay in my router software.

I have XP Pro with SP2. When I try to connect to my machine, I get to see  
the
login window. If I enter my username/password wrong, I get notified that  
the

From time to time I manage to disable my remote desktop capabilities.
The last time my ip address changed I was no longer able to reach my main
machine remotely. While I was looking at this I decided to change my
settings to auto ip and dns on all 3 of my machines. It still is not ...

Since a couple of weeks I have a problem with remoteDesktop via VPN.  A
while ago it just worked, but now it isn't anymore.
The situation:
pc with broadband at home

I have a Dell laptop issued by my employer with XP Pro on it.  the
machine has an 10/100 CAT5 port on it as well as wireless built in
with an Intel Centrino CPU.
Both the hard-wired LAN port as well as the wireless port are working

I have no problem connecting remotely to another PC, but I am unsure how to
allow permission for the other user to use their mouse and keyboard on my PC
once connected.
Am I doing something wrong?

Hello I am getting this error message when I try to establish a Remote
Assistance session with my client:
Dialog Box Header:
 "Remote Assistance -- Web Page Dialog"

I'm having trouble mapping a network drive over my VPN connection to a
new box I put on my network.
We recently added a Windows XP SP2 box to the network.  It's on the
same segment as machines that I can successfully map drives to.

After a substantial period of trial and error, I finally got my RD working
last year and it worked flawlessly for about 15 months. However, after
adding a new pc to my home network, it won't work at all:
Network pcs are Dell laptop, Gateway desktop and Dell Desktop (the new one).

I can remote connect to from xp sp2 to xp sp2. But the other xp user will
force to logout. I tried admin or nonadmin user, can't it still keep user
login?

I want to play audio files from my desktop computer using my pocket pc. Since
the Terminal Services Client doesn't have any options available is there a
way for me to even hear audio from my desktop on my Pocket PC?