Im running XP Pro with SP2. I cannot get port 3389 to listen when using
Remote Desktop Connection. At this point I am at a loss. I have checked
Terminal Service Reg KEYs (all fine), Disabled Norton 2005 (made no
difference), and checked firewall settings. I am confident that it is a

Does anyone have any suggestions on how to prevent offline
synchronization of folders within Windows XP sp2, w/ W2k3 domain when
not connected to domain? I have setup my offline folder, and everything
works properly, however the client sync's whenever it detects ANY LAN

hi friends..
 ineed to know how to execute a command on a remote machine which is
also in windows platform.
Please guide me through the exact script.

just a quick question, is it possible to execute local processes on lets say
a work/home pc, remotely using a typical RDP client?
If so, would the pc running for example Win ME require any specialist
software to enable this?

I have a Cox connection and XP. Im setting up a home work place and have
connected to the main office with remote desktop. How do I set it up so that
I can use my printer at home to print files from the main office PC and still
be able to use my printer locally.

I want to know there are any snap ins or software that will enable me to
connect to a windows 2000 workstation desktop from a server or another
workstation?

I use Remote Desktop Connection to access my computer from work,
however, my DSL connection is dynamic and has a habit of changing at
random. All I really need is a program that reports it and puts it into
a file, because I can set up a trigger in trillian to automatically IM

Downloaded realVNC and all works well on LAN. Problem I'm having is
with wireless laptop. I receive real time data that produce's a slow
moving chart on my main p4 tower and when viewed with my wireless
laptop, works well for about two minutes and just stops without any

Guys,
I'm currently using remote desktop to connect from my laptop to pc and can't
hear sound generated on the remote computer. This previously worked and I'm
unsure why it's stopped working.

Is it possible to change the port # the XP VPN uses? I need to tunnel
through a port that my company's firewall has open, such as 443 or 80.
I've looked at OpenVPN but the setup is a bit scary. XP's built in VPN
looks much simpler to use, but can it be configured to use a custom ...

I have a client with a DLink DI-804HV VPN Router. They need to connect
with PPTP using the Windows XP "Network Connections". I am able to
connect to the VPN with no problem. Their IP structure is 192.168.2.x
subnet is 255.255.255.0 and DHCP is turned on with a range of

I am going to need to synch about 8GB of offline files via a VPN connection.  
Is it possible to synch the files via removable media, such as a DVD or USB
drive?
My thought is that I could burn a DVD or connect a USB hard drive to the

We're looking at implementing a remote solution for users and we've realized
we may need to take the video into consideration.  When running remote
desktop, how is the video processed?  Will a higher end graphics card do the
processing of video or is it all done with the ...

I'd like to be able to remote desktop to a server on a site, then use the
server to remote desktop to other pc's on that lan. Is this possible?
Thanks,
Bobby

I am a Windows XP Pro user. I use a Linksys Wireless-G 2.4GHz 54Mps Broadband
router to connect to the internet from home. I am trying to connect to my
work computer from home. I can connect to the server with the VPN connection,
but when I try to open the remote desktop, I get ...