Is there any way to change the client ports when using remote
desktop throught the web interface?. I'd like to use 80 and 81 ports
rather than 80 and 3389. This is basically the question, the reason to
whom might it concerns, is below.

Running XP Pro SP2 on both host (desktop) & client (laptop). Windows Firewall
running on host, Remote Desktop enabled through System Properties and users
assigned (I've also verfied that the Firewall allows exceptions and Remote
Desktop is checked, and the 'Advanced' tab shows ...

I have four computers at work which are all connected to a DI 604 router.  
The one I'm trying to connect to has XP pro SP2.  I've configured port
forwarding on the router to forward incoming RDC connections to port 3389.
The computer is at 192.168.0.101 on the LAN and that's the ...

Using Microsoft NetMeeting I can successfully call to my friend... but when
he calls me he gets an error message that " The Person you called is unable
to accept net meeting calls". I checked my settings ... those looked good to
me...Would anyone please help me to get it know ...

I am trying to figure out how to use remote assistance.  When I try to send
a remote assistance invitation, I get the message that "Your current system
settings prevent you from sending an invitation".
I can't figure out when to change these settings.  The on-line knowledge

I have XP Pro. I need to use RDC but When I go on Start>All Programs>
Accessories, There is no folder "Communications" and no link for Remote
Desktop connection...
And When I try to install it from the XP pro installation CD using the

I am trying to connect from an XP Pro client to an XP Pro host using
remote desktop. When I click the Connect button the hosts Login dialog
appears followed by an error dialog containing the message "The local
policy of this system does not permit you to logon interactively."

If I try to search for files on a mapped network drive through a vpn
using Windows XP SP2 I get "There are no results to display." If I
replace Windows XP SP2 with Windows 2000 searching works normally. I
have tried this with the Microsoft PPTP client, the Cisco VPN Client,

I have 2 computers (Suppose Computer "A" and Computer "B") at home, both have
Windows Pro and both have Broad Band Connection thru the same router(Lynksys).
When I use RDC to connect ...
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I have 2 computers named (Suppose Computer A and Computer B) at  home, both
have windows Pro, both have broad band connected thru hub (lynksys),
When I use  RDC  to connect  
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I have tried several times to remotely connect to my office from home but it
fails to find the computer? Am i able to connect through a network or is
there a process that I am missing?

XP pro on desktop (server).  I get frequent disconnects when using remote
desktop client (both the app as well as browser) and with ultraVNC.  It
works for a few minutes than disconnects.  The application will then try to
reconnect ( and is usually successful) but it is getting very ...

I've been using Remote Anything from TWD Industries for some time now
and it works very well. The thing I like most about it is the
deployment of slave files is just 72k whereas PCAnywhere is more like
17Mb.

If I login to a local PC and someone is using it remotely, the remote user
is disconnected w/o option to close or save work (same if remote logs in
when computer in use locally).  Is there a setting to prevent this from
happening or to notify local or remote users that the machine ...

I am having this problem with remote desktop connection between XP machines.  
The problem that I have is that after using Remote desktop connnection and
disconnect sucessfully.  What happens on the Remote Client I would happen to
walk over to the machine and want to log on to it, ...