How do I connect to my Home PC from my Work PC? I have Windows XP Pro SP1 at
work and Windows XP Pro SP2 at home. I do not have a domain environment at
home, only a workgroup. Just a wireless router and two laptops connected
wirelessly. I'm using a Linksys WRT54G Wireless-G ...

I am trying to setup an XP machine on network to accept an incoming
connection from a Domain User, but when I click on Select Remote Users, then
click on the Add button, and then click on the location button, it does not
give me the option to find users on my domain. It only ...

I am using Remote Desktop to connect to our company Windows 2003 Small
Business Server.  When making the connection I have properly chosen the
option to use the local printers.  One of the local printes is a remote
printer, a Brother MFC-8440 multi-function printer on the local ...

I have an eMachines Media Center PC and I just installed Remote Desktop
Connection. Is there any way I can connect my XP Pro (at school apartment) to
my XP Home (at my house) and what setting changes would I have to make to my
router?

All I want to do is control my desktop from my laptop, and vice-versa.  But I
can't find anything in this forum or in microsoft help on where to begin.
Can someone direct me to step one?
dennist685

Does anybody have an opinion of allowing 60 people on the same network
to connect to a 2003 box, each runnng their own copy of the same
software, via remote desktop?
My company wants to use an application that's on the server this way,

I have read several articles and postings on the subject of RDC security
 but I have not seen this topic addressed... would you be so kind as to
humor me?
I was using RDC from work to access my PC at home until the net admins

i have :
CopperJet 816-2P
this is a voip-adsl-modem-router and is localized by my belgian provider as
"Scarlet One Box"

I'm using SafeNet Softremote and Remote Desktop.  As for running the remote
machine ... No Problem! ... works like a charm.
My situation is that I need to move some files from the server to the
client. PCAnywhere had all that built in.  Can someone straighten me out on

Two questions about offline files.
1. Is there a way to retain the folder structure when using offline
files.I noticed that when i did a sync Win XP dumped all of my files in
to the root of the offline files dir.

What I have:
peer-to-peer network through d-link router which further connected to
dsl modem. About 15 workstations in network wtih xp home edition
installed on about 5-6 m/c and xp professional installed on the others.

I'm using XP professional with no XP server. This is a network that connected
to internet with one IP address. So i want remotely control desktop of other
computers in the netwrk. we do not have any domain but workgroup/
My qustion is to ask if it can be possible and either it can ...

Our Windows NT server recently died and was replaced with a Win XP Media
Center computer for the server--basically for data and printer sharing in a
workgroup.  The computers share a DSL connection through a router connected
to the switch.  Previously with the NT server, two ...

I want to disconnect a remote desktop session without closing all the
appliactions on the connected desktop.
When I shutdown/logoff all the applications close, I need to keep a
blackberry re-director program running.

  I've been accessing machines at work remotely for over two years. A
few weeks ago I found that I couldn't access them from my home machine.
Here are the circumstances:
  1. I can still connect to work using VPN