I have 22 public pc's in the city and I want to be able to access them
remotely. When I try to I get this
"The user <Domain or Computer Name>\<username> is currently logged on
to this computer. If you continue, <username> has to disconnect from

I'm stuck.  I installed 5 computers on one network.  All have static IP
addresses.  I can remote desktop into 2 of them, yet the last 2 I can't.
I've installed everything the same (as far as I can tell).  WinXP pro/Dell
computers purchased from Dell.

I have the 'My Documents' folder on my Windows XP Service Pack 2 laptop
redirected to a network folder.  The folder is set up for offline use.
When I am in the office, I am able to use the 'My Documents' folder, as
well as access the server it is on, without issue.  However, when I

Ok,
After I am done using/testing vpn connections etc I would like to stop and
disable the
"remote access connection manager" service and the "telephony" service just

I am running Windows XP SP2. The other computer is running the same.
Neither computer is running a router. Both are on DSL.
TCP 135, TCP 3389, sessmgr.exe, and helpsvc.exe are all in the XP Firewall
Exceptions list.

Hi, I am in one location and am trying to use Remote Desktop Connection, or
Remote Assistance, to connect to a user through the internet.  Here's the
chain:
Me -> Internet -> Main PC ('A') set to use ICS -> Wi-Fi network -> PC I want

I would like to know which windows xp services are necessary to use vpn
connections.
( I would like to keep the number of running windows xp services to an
absolute minimum ;) )

I have an instance where I need to multihome a laptop.
Situation is fixed IP at office, fixed IP at home.
For some reason either one or the other set of addresses
works.  What has been done is in the Networking tabs, under TCP/IP,

I have a strange issue:
Environment:
I manage about 100 computers in mixed environment of Windows 98, 2000
and XP on a Windows 2000 Server domain. I have about 5 sites that I

OK, I need to call into another computer that is running XP Home. I have Pro.
Remote desktop is a no-go, tried winVNC without luck and am now back to
trying NetMeeting. For some reason, it is not allowing me to connect ( or
vise-versa ) to the computer and I suspect it is my ...

Hi. I would like to use Remote Desktop with my XP Home system as the host.
Can I use my XP Pro install CD to just install the Remote Desktop Host
software onto an XP Home installed system?
I understand XP Home does not include host functionality out of the box for

I am trying to use Microsoft Proxy Server 2.0's 'reverse proxy' feature
to allow access to Remote Desktop on an XP Pro machine behind the proxy
server.
To get this to work, I need to know the name of the executable on the

If using XP pro at home and other home can both be host and remote
depending on which home you are at?
Thanks

Is there a way to configure VPN Allow a PC to connect to a network that does
not have a fixed IP?

Hi. Im in Korea and I want it acsses my computer back home and be able to
tranfer information between computer. How can I do That. HOw can I see any
activity in my computer back home.
P.S. I have hight speed broadband In both Computer... Can some one help me?