Now that i've got an established connection
Using two XP BOXES WITH SP2
On the server end i'm using a linsys BEFSR41 (v1) router.
Now I want to be able to share and view a drive from the server to the client

I am trying to connect to my pc at home which is linked to a pc with
linksys router and a d-link broadband modem (aparently the linksys on
was because we used to have a wireless network) i am able to use remot
assistance on the main pc gaining control over the pc i wish to control

Learned friends.
Was wandering if anyone has done some network monitoring and optimisation
with remote desktop, and have worked out what the minimum bandwidth
requirements/throughput  are for remote desktop.  

Looking for step by step guidence
With Remote desktop connection to my work machine from my home machine
Seems that i can create a remote connection at home to any of the machines
on my network but when i try to connect from work to home or home to work

I wonder, is it possible to use RDP as a host on a workstation, to remotely
take controll. I use VNC, but this is a slow and timeconsuming software.
I use rdp to remotely control a server, and wold like to take control over
the workstations also.

I am having a problem setting up an Incomming Connection on a Windows XP
Professional machine.
I have tried to start the Routing and Remote Access service but get "Error
1068: The dependency service or group failed to start."

I’ve installed the IIS remote desktop SW on the the Windows XP pro
computer im trying to connect to. I can log on to it with another
computer on the same network by typing in http://[pcname]/tsweb.
But when I try it out side of my network say my friends house it won’t

I have just finished setting up my tsweb connection. It works and it is
a very usfull thing to have. I have noticed that the connection is a
little slow and I was wondering how to fix that. I thought up this
idea:

I was playing around with a trial copy of Windows Server 2003 and discovered
that it is possible to increase terminal services color depth to 24bit. On
Windows XP Professional the color depth of remote desktop seems to be set at
16 bit.

I checked out this theillustratednetwork site that is recommended to everyone
on this newsgroup.  It was helpful in fituring out that the problem is my
home connection.  Port 3389 is not working on my home computer.  Port 3389 is
working just fine at the office.  So what do I do ...

I have Offer Remote Assistance configured and working in a corporate
environment.  The problem I have is that it doesnt consistently
connnect to users machines.  I have several instances where this error
pops up: "A Remote Assistance connection could not be established.  You

I wonder if there is a way I can actually get this to work. I'm
trying to enable Remote Assistance between two computers. They
are both connected to the Internet through ADSL.
Both computers run MSN Messenger 7 and also have installed

Whenever I try to do a remote assistance with someone that has Norton
Antivirus 2005 installed I can't connect, but if I disable the Internet Worm
Security within Norton Antivirus 2005, then I am able to connect.  How can I
prevent having to disable Internet Worm Security ...

Error: The client could not connect to the remote computer. Remote
connections might not be enabled or the computer might be too busy to accept
new connections. It is also possible that network problems are preventing
your connection. Please try your connection again later. If ...

I have a computer running XP home that I want to connect to but it
seems that you can’t use windows’ software to do this.  I have an XP
Pro cd so if anyone knows the files or whatnot that I would need to
put on the Home computer to allow access via RDP or any other way to