I connect to XP SP2 PRO machine from XP SP2 PRO machine
with "Disk drives" option checked on "Local resources" tab.
Remote desktop is working OK, but when I open
"My Computer" there are no local disks.

I use a web connection via a firwall and am having trouble accessing the
remote desktop outside the routers firewall.
I have forwarded the 3389 port to the local machine but i am not sure as to
the address to post to access the machine or wether there are any other ports

Today i have been trying Non stop to set up a Remote desktop connection over
my home network. I have opened the remote desktop connection window and this
is where i am so far. After clicking on the drop down menu next to computer
and selecting "Browse For More...". It brings up ...

Using Windows XP sp2, whenever I check the "use default gateway on remote
network" box, I'm able to connect to the VPN and access the internal LAN at
work, but I cannot browse web sites.  The DNS appears to resolve, but not
even pings are answered.

When I attempt to logon via remote desktop to one of my six computers on
my LAN I get a logon and then an immediate logoff. No error message or
anything. File sharing is accessible and remote desktop works on all
other computers and from the computer in question. I've think I've

I hpe that this has not bean coverd, but I can not find it in the search.
At Home I have a small network. Two computers XP Pro. Thay are set up in a
pear to pear network, pringing a file shearing working. Connect to the
internet with a d link DSL504.

I have three computers A, B, C, each running Windows XP Professional. They
are connected by 100 MB/s LAN, and have been "seeing" one another by TCP/IP
in a workgroup. I have three window applications W1, W2, W3 in Computer A.
(a) First I go to Computer A, and launch the ...

hello sir,
Please help me . at office i have win xp pro PC conected to internet through
DSL line , as i want to connect my home pc win xp pro PC to it by dial up
modem so that i can use internet & other files from there . so far i conneced

I have setup a VPN and I can only login to the VPN with adminstrator
accounts.
I want other people to connect to my VPN but I do not want them to have
adminstrator rights to prevent trouble etc.

Since I only have two computers I tried to test it by having the other
computer login and then trying the same thing from the host computer like a
loopback but then one of the two cant login ?
Does this mean only 1 user is allowed to connect at the same time to a VPN

First off, I would like to apologize for posting the same question three
times.  I originally posted through the USENET web based posting system and
things weren't working right.  I am now at home and hopefully things will
work right.

I'd like to be able to start a netmeeting with a few clients automatically.  
I see that I can set auto launch in background, but Im unable to auto start
host a meeting with a share enabled.  Is this possible or do i have to use a
third party remote control software like ...

I'm trying to allow multiple XP Pro users concurrent use of my XP Pro remote
desktop.  Whenever someone tries to logon, it logs out the other.  This works
with Terminal Services and Win2000.  Shouldn't it work with Remote Desktop
too?  What am I missing?  Thanks, Doug

Is there a way to change the VPN port that a server computer listens to from
1723 to another port.
I've read that you can do a change in the registry tcpport.  I can't locate
the KB article I read that now.  I've opened the ports on the router and

I have a three pc's at home behind a dlink router.  I have setup remote
desktop fine for one for them but can't seem to access my other pc?  How does
remote desktop know which pc I want to remotely access when I connect through
a router? How can I access my other pc?