I run W2kPro on my host computer and am able to connect using remote desktop
from my LAN fine.
I have my high speed with with Bell Sympatico.  I do not have a domainname
but if I know the IP address on the internet side of my router I can use

I established a VPN fine from Server2003 & WInXP(Client) to my VPN Host
(WinXPpro). How does the client see the Host’s IP range and LAN?
- My VPN-Client I specified the VPN_Outgoing_IP: 192.168.0.11    in it's
TCP/IP

When a Requestor submits an invitation to me to provide Remote Assistance,
is it possible for me to accept the invitation and take control of the
requestor's computer without him being at his computer?  Or does he have to
acknowledge my actions?  Thanks.

pls excuse the long post but this is as short as i can make it.
have laptop with xp home and desktop with xp prof  with a Network Every-
where router(NR041-WM) installed.
(on the laptop) i open RDC and a get a dialog bx with 5 tabs. in the box

If someone has password access to a work server and he wants to
restrict his ability to use RDP on his home computer to only times he
needs it for after-hours support (so he's not surfing for the wrong
things on the net) is there a way to password protect being able to

I was able to log in to my RDC at home for quite some time.  Out of the blue
I'm no longer able to.  I removed/uninstalled any firewall programs I had
and it still occurs.  Windows SP2 firewall is disabled.  Also I am not
behind a router or firewall at home.  It's straight from ...

Is it possible to use remote desktop without altering firewall settings?
I have a friend who works in a small company -- too small to have an IT
person to help him (they call someone in for big jobs, but for small jobs
you're on your own), but big enough to have installed a ...

I work in an office which has four computers, one of which is the server and
one of which is a laptop.
All machines except the server run on Windows XP Professional.  The server
is running on Windows Server 2000.

Is there a way to remotely start control panel of another PC, that is
without having to login (rdp or direct console) to that machine?
May be a command line executable that I can run and view the control
panel of the remote machine from my local workstation? I can use psexec

Our company tech and myself have a running battle that maybe some of you can
shed some light on. I am pro PCA and he is pro RD. His claim with the boss
is that PCA is lacking security and has big holes. My claim is PCA has multi
layers of security to fit almost any security level ...

I have to network two computers each on opiset sides of town.  the problem is
i cant find the ip address of the computers to use the remote desktop all i
get is what cox or qwest give me how do i find the real ip addresses?

I get the message “Remote Assistance Failed. Please Try Again” when I respond
to a request for RA.  RA used to work fine, but now the error. I’m running XP
Pro SP2 and all current updates.  I’m behind a SpeedStream router with port
3389 open.  Tried bypassing the router – same ...

Can a remote user with a computer that is not part of the domain, access
shared resources on the corporate network when VPN'd in?

Is it possible to use Remote Desktop to connect an XP machine to a W2K
machine or two W2k machines. I am trying to set up a W2K machine as a fax
server on my network and would like to administer it via the network without
having a keyboard/mouse/monitor attached to it.

I've put a Dell computer in my mom's place (across the country from me)
and had to set her up with BellSouth DSL. The computer is running XP
pro, which I'm very familiar with, and the DSL modem is a Westell 2100,
which I'm less familiar with. After finding out the modem (which is