Sorry in advance as I'm sure this has been addresses, but believe it or not,
I can't seem to find it.
I just got a new XP Pro system and need to set it up so I can access it from
my home (XP Home on a laptop). My work computer is by itself, no network, no

how do i find my computers numeric address. all i get isits name in system
info and i'm trying to est. a connection to try go to my pc to use a t1
connection with my home computer. but all i need to know is how to find the
address

CAN SOMEONE PLEASE HELP?????
I posted a question in the forum almost a week ago but as of yet, no one has
responded. Is this because no one on the forum has seen my question, or wants
to respond or just plain does not know the answer?????

Hello to all,
Can you use remote desktop with the home edition of Windows XP?  
Second question:
If so... can you use the Home edition from home with remote desktop, and log

When I'm connecting to a Win XP system I can't see the services that
interact with the desktop. On a Win 2003 server using the /console switch I
see the services. Is there a way to see those services using remote desktop
for WinXP?

On one particular external PC running XP/SP2, a User connects to their PC at
work and enters their Username/Password for their Work PC. The connection
fails and the logs are telling me that the Username/Password entered are the
Username/Password of the external PC, not the one ...

i remotely connect to my work via an ipsec vpn and use rdp to connect to the
workplaces terminal server. its extremely fast and is impressive by anybodies
standards.
however as with all ipsec's, they need configuring at both endpoints. pptp

I regularly connect to my desktop system from my laptop via RD. However,
since a recent electrical blackout I've been unable to connect; immediately
after hitting the "connect" button i received the following error:
"The client could not connect. You are already connected to the ...

I am having trouble accessing some shared folders when connected to a remote
computer via VPN on Windows XP Pro. Others have connected to the same remote
machine and can see and access the shared folders, so there must be a problem
with my network setup at home.

Hello.  (my english is not good)
I'm a programmer having several software customers. I need a method to give
them assistance remotely using internet.  I'm using VNC on dial-up
connections. It functions, but when they have a router (LAN), i cannot

I've spent quite some time trying to make the remote desktop work, with
no luck. I'm running Win XP Pro with SP1 in both client and host.
I've done the following:
- enabled the remote desktop in the host.

At work, I was on the phone with our company's IT group.  I IPCONFIG'd and
gave him my ip address.  Next thing I know, he was working my desktop
remotely.  How did he do that???  FYI  OS is Win 2K.
If they are using 3rd party softare, how can I find out what they are using???

I need to be able to connect from a pc in a Small Business Server network to
a pc in a different Small Business Server network. (One owner, two mirror
companies with no legal ties, each with their own SBS network running Win2K
server, ISA 2K server)

I need to be able to remote control workstations of our remote users who use
our VPN.  We have a couple of employees who permanently work at offsite
locations.  Currently, whenever we need to make a config change they have to
Fed Ex their laptop back to us.  This is inefficient ...

I have a laptop with ATI Radeon 7500 graphics card and a 15" display and a
desktop comp with ATI Radeon 9600 graphics card and a 17" display. When I do
an RC from the desktop to laptop I can never get my color quality more than
16bit.