I can do a Remote Desktop to my Gateway Dialup computer. (even though its got
a variable IP Address). Thats FINE. It is basically doing Internet Connection
Sharing (ICS)
BUT, I want to do a Remote Desktop to the Dynamically assigned WinXP

I installed the soft Radmin (Remote Administrator) on my computer at
work (Windows 2000, on a LAN, I'm not an Administrator) and at home
(Windows XP Home) and it works fine : from work, I can take control of
my computer at home and do really everything. Yet, I've got a problem

I recently upgraded my Windows 2000 Pro machine at home to Windows XP Pro
with SP2.  I've used remote desktop at work and decided to enable it on my
upgraded system.  Thought it would be nice to access all the applications on
it from my laptop.

This question might be very simple to many of you here. Please help
me; I am new to networking.
I have a small network of computers connected by a access point. (I
have 4 computers one is hard wired directly to the Linksys router and

We are running remote desktop. it works fine from inside the office and it
works fine wityh windows 2k systems. The windows XP machines with service
pack 2 disconnect after 2-5 mintues or when we minimize them. Since the local
system stay connected and the windows 2k systems stay ...

I am trying to help my father with his computer.  I have moved a long
distance away and am trying to get remote assistance working.  I have xp
prof. and he has xp home. We are trying to connect through windows messenger.
We both wm 5.1. We both have windows firewall on but allow ...

I wish to set this up to help out an elderly friend when she has trouble
with her machine. I am a novice to this setup and.I have read of opening and
or forwarding port TCP 3389, do I have to do? this if so on both machines or
one and How is it done..Here is my setup I use a ...

I am using a Windows Xp Professional Sp2 computer. I was in a Remote Desktop
session with another Windows Xp Professional Sp2 computer and the plant
suffered a power failure. When power returned I found that the Remote Desktop
would throw an error when an session was started.

I saw an old thread on this newsgroup with the above subject and was
wondering if the problem was ever resolved. I think I am having the same
problem
I have a Netgear wgr614v5 router connected to my home PC. I am trying to

Sometimes I get an strange message while trying to shut down or reboot.  The
message says that it is trying to shut down a program that does not appear in
the task manager.
The applications is XPCOM:Event Viewer or Recieiver.  I have fixed the

I'm trying to setup a vpn connection so I can access my computer
remotely. I have a Linksys Router WRT54GS with latest firmware v4.50.6.
I have IPsec, pptp, and l2tp passthrough enabled with port 1723 being
forwarded to the correct ip address. I have disabled all firewall

We have 300+ users on XP professional using Cisco Client for VPN.
My documents and the desktop are redirected.
most are on SP1 but a growing number are on SP2 all seem to have the same
problem.

I want a very simple solution for our book keeper to run the office Sage
accounts remotely from home. The "Server" will be an XP Pro box running only
the Sage accounts application which is also accessible direclty from the LAN
(this is a basic small office peer to peer workgroup) ...

I am trying to setup up Remote Desktop connection between 2 Windows XP
Professional computers. I need to know if there is an option setting that I
can use, so that the computer I am connecting to remotely cannot see what i
am doing on their system. This is important for security ...

I have a windows application which starts after Windows XP Professional
does a network autologon.  I need to find a way to remotely logoff /
autologon after a termserv session.  The problem today is that after a
terminal server session, the windows workstation locks itself,