With support to users desktops, it's sometimes necessary to log on
interactivley. And when they are not at their desks.
Is there a way to logon with RA without prompting the user to accept the
connection?

I am trying to connect to my home computer from work, and I can not get
connected. I am running windows XP Professional on my home Computer and have
set up everything the way it told me, but when I use Remote Desktop it will
not let me connect. Is this possible?  I am not on the ...

On my internal network (not dealing with routers or 'extra'net at all....
I need to change the listening port for RDC on this xp pro system. (I have 2
of the exact same systems, btw. On the second system, the problem I am
having here does not exist, I can change the port and it ...

I have a laptop and desktop connected to the internet via a router at my
home. I can connect to the desktop using remote desktop from my work however
the laptop has the same external ip as the desktop and i can't connect to it.
Is there a way that I can have 2 separate ip's for ...

I could not use WinXP Pro to connect to a terminal server (Win2K Advanced
Server) which use a non-default port. The address is something like this:
56.123.47.254:13389. Everyone else in my firm can connect to it. Also I can
connect to any Terminal Server with default port ( i.e. ...

hi all,
i recenlty moved over to windows XP and started using Remote desktop(RD) ,
unlike before when i was using Terminal services with windows2000.
After this move, every single time i access the same servers over RD, and

I have read all  the threads and checked all settings to no avail.  this is
the problem.  When I'm on the LAN RD works fine. When I'm remote on any WAN
RD connects and when I put in any username and password it  fails as if I
typed in my info incorrectly.  I'm 1050% sure i typed ...

When the Remote host computer is in standby how do you get it out of standby
when using a client computer that is WinXP Pro to connect to the Host
computer also using WinXP Pro?
Can it be done and how?

I have 3 pc's at home, all running WinXP Pro, all connected thru a
router. I'm just now playing around with Remote Desktop, I can connect
from my work pc to my 'main' home desktop using the router ip address.
My question, is there a way I can connect to my 2nd & 3rd pc also from

I've tried using Remote Assistance in XP from a freinds computer, in order
to connect my own home computer, from where I'd gotten my roomate to invite
me to take over my own computer. I can however not connect to my own
computer and gets and error message. The message is in Danish, ...

i may sound like a right spanner, but my microsoft outlook does not work. i
cant send or recieve emails on it.
have tried everything but as im not v good with pcs prehaps someone has any
ideas for me????

I have got a Windows XP pro PC in a LAN setting. The LAN is connected to WAM
(internet) via a router.
Over the LAN the XP pro machine can be reached using RD and VNC by all the
other PCs. Over WAN all my PC's can be reached via VNC except the XP Pro

I'd like to set up a remote connection to my computer which has XP Home
Edition.  What I have read about working remotely talks about XP Pro.  Am I
able to do this on a computer with XP Home.  This computer will be the one
doing the accessing. In other words, I will be using this ...

I frequently use Remote Desktop (with Local Resources enabled) to move files
back and forth from the server to my client.  After installation of SP1 on
the servers, browsing my local drives via Windows Explorer on the server has
slowed significantly.  The slowdown increases as I ...

I am a network administrator. Is there a way I can connect via Remote desktop
with the current user of the other computer still able to use the computer?