how do I change a private IP adress?

After a quick nessus scan on one of my RDP - enabled machines I realized
that RDP is susceptible to man in middle attacks. Even after the XP SP2 .. a
rogue machine can decrypt the communication between the two machines in
question, revealing passwords and such sensitive ...

The Dlink router 624+ is only commercilized in Europe.
I would like to make a Remote Desktop Connection from a laptop (client) with
WinXP Prof over Internet to another laptop with WinXP prof which is connected
with an ethernet cable to a Dlink router which has a broadband ...

Under communications tab in accesseries, no Remote Desktop.  Using the
installation software says that the Remote Desktop feature is already on
tablet? Where?

We have a domain at work and the network administrator uses the network
to apply windows updates remotely. I do my updates regularly and so by
the time she gets around to updating I already have them all. Despite
this she runs the update program which then forces me to reboot the

Is there a NET Meeting feature or equivilant in Windows XP?

I am trying to allow a friend (running Win2k) to access my PC (running
XP Pro) over the internet. I enabled Remote Desktop on my PC and made
sure my firewall is allowing exceptions. He installed the Remote
Desktop client on his PC.

I am experiencing a weird problem. An Exec Assistant works from home and had
been using an external hard drive to store her Outlook .pst file and she
would take this disk back and forth from work. Well, it died a couple days
after I explained Remote Desktop to her. I set up RDP ...

I have Windows XP Pro and had VPN connecitons set up--has to do a system
restore to two days ago and now i am not able to creat a new VPN--when i try
to creat a new connectoin--the VPN section is greyed out--what is a solution

Does remote desktop record any keystrokes on the machine that you are
connecting from? (e.g. If I type a letter from work on my machine at home,
does a copy exist in the machine at work?)  Or do certian things log into
the index.dat for internet purposes?

As a systems guy, I don't like users leaving behind idle connections because
they disconnected instead of logging off.  Only creates administrative
overhead.
Is there any way I can scan the servers on our network noting who is logged

Hi there... I got a question about WINXP Pro and home.  I use both in
out small business network.
My Server is a Win2000 Pro.
All Users have passwords

I have VPN (VPN server on a 2003 standard server) set-up and I can
access all resources on the internal network except for a shared drive
on a Windows XP Pro machine. The XP machine has a shared drive "P" and
shared folders in the C-Drive. I can map and access the shared folders

ALL the operationg systems are Windows XP Home SP2. I am evaluating a product
called "TheGreenBow IPSec VPN Client" so that employees out of the office can
have secure access to the office LAN for file download, printing etc. I was
told that I need to setup/update the "Hosts" ...

I want to be able to get to my data files on my home laptop from a remote
location. My home network consists of a DSL modem connected to a 7 port wired
router. Two laptops are connected to the LAN.  Can anyone point me to some
documentation that will explain how to do this? I ...