Is PC Anywhere better than XP Remote?

We're having problems connecting a PC to a PC in another
domain via Cisco PIXs.  We've determined that the PIX
configurations are good as we can connect to another
computer on that same remote domain but not the particular

The question in short is: "How to wreck my own computer by loging into it
remotely via vpn connection with an administrator account" ;)
Most services are disabled etc (on the host which is windows xp)... ;)
Windows 98   <- vpn connection -> Windows XP

I have a problem with RD.
My configuration is:
Home Pc: Static IP connected to a LINKSYS switch/ADSL modem with
portforwarding enabled

Help!  I am trying to get my laptop running Windows 98 Second Edition
to Remote Desktop into my Windows XP Professional machine.  Neither
machine seems to recognize the other's IP address.  Here's my setup:
Machine1:

I'm using remote desktop to access computers at my satellite office.  How can
I reboot or shut down these computers?  I only have an option to disconnect
and log off.

Here are my needs:
1. I need to watch my web cam view in my home WIndowsXP PC, from remote at
work.
2. I know my PC IP address.

I have three comps at home, one desktop running windows 98se, one desktop
running windows xp home and the other is a laptop running xp pro. Now im
short of a monitor, and all three comps however are still connected on a
network through the router (built in dsl modem). Is it ...

Hello, it is a very simple question that windows likes to explain 20
different ways and I just want one answer that will work.  My office computer
is the host, My laptop is the remote.  I want to use my office computer
through my laptop at home.  The office and my home has DSL, ...

I found the reason, why after installing SP2 the Remote Desktop don't work

The problem is the termsrv.dll which comes with SP2. After installing SP2
you can't connect to this machine via remote desktop.

Does anyone have any "official" (from MS that is) numbers for the bandwidth
used per session on an RDP session?
For instance if you have 40 people coming in through a WAN link what is
average Kbps each session uses. You could then generate the minimum size pipe

I am trying to establish an internet connection to my office computer. The
computers on both ends are running XP Pro. I would want to access shared
files and folders the same way I would on a LAN (with read and write
capabilities). I also want the host computer to be protected. Is ...

I am trying to connect to my home computer from work.  When I attempt
to connect through tsweb service (http://Public IP:IIS Port #/tsweb) I
can get the remote login window to come up but I can't actually get
into the host computer.  I get the following error:

This is "sorta" about working remotely.  It pertains to offline files.
My firm recently changed the server to which we connect.  I had designated a
group of files for off-line access under the original server (named
"Filesrv").  When we switched to the new server (Spahq2), and ...

After changing my ISP, I no longer have access to my company VPN. My company
VPN times - out after a few minutes and disconnects. My ISP also disconnects.
I found out from the top level Engineers at the ISP that they also are using
VPN technology for web access and I have to find ...