I have a user who uses remote desktop to go from his home pc to his work
machine.  He would like to go the other way.
He has a home network that uses a DSL router, hub, private LAN IPs, etc.
Can this be setup to come in from the outside world?  He has used GotoMyPC

I have a client machine that is acting very weird.  It is a XP SP2 machine.  
Everytime I try to connect to the machine using the remote desktop connection
it reboots itself.  I don't get any errors or anything the system just
reboots.  I have added the user as a remote desktop ...

I don't think this is a MS issue but I've tried everywhere and everything
else.
I need to remotely access computers at work for troubleshooting.
They are behind a dsl  modem (with a static WAN IP) and then behind a NAT

I have several clients using Windows XP SP2.  I've checked their systems.
They are using Windows firewall but remote assistance, remote assistance -
windows messenger and voice and remote desktop are all checked.
However I can't get in on half of them.  Even if they turn off their

We can't get remote assist to work reliably for our home clients.  It may be
a personal firewall, software or some other reasons but we can't justify
flying to each one's home just to find out what is causing the issue for
each.

I have a home PC that I'm trying to connect to from work. Both run WinXP
SP2...firewalls turned off for this testing. My ISP is not blocking incoming
requests on my cable\modem at home. I have a Linksys WRT54G wireless router.
VPN, Remote Desktop (RDP), and Port Forwarding are ...

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I can remote any computer on our intranet domain and even on the WAN,
however, no one can remote my computer which is set to be accessable to
all as are the others. Running windows xp pro with service pack 2. I
can ping any pc and I can be pinged. I have done a nbtstat -A and there

How can I use Remote Desktop to control my home computer from another computer?

Greetings All!
Not sure if this is the correct group for posting this but it was as close as it came in my Outlook Newsgroups.  If it isn't maybe someone can give me the correct address to the Remote Assistance group (e.g. Microsoft.public.windowsxp.outlook).
Anyway, here's the ...

With the deregulation of electricity in Texas and 38 other states !
there is unreal amounts of money to be made.
Let us show you how to lower your Bill ....By Texas State law , Our
company has to be CHEAPER than TXU,Relaint,CP&L......

OCcasionally I woud like to to "take over" my home desktop pc from my
notebook.  I don't like Remote Desktop because it logs out the user on the
desktop.  Remote Assistance is almost OK, but I have to go to the desktop to
allow the conection.

I'd appreciate any reference to documents which elaborate on min/recommended
client link speed. I think I saw some MS white papers some time ago, but I
cannot find it now.
TIA,

I have a remote workstation running WinXP SP2 with a VPN connection to our
office. I can easily connect to our Windows 2000 servers with the RDP
client, but when i try to connect to a WinXP workstation the connection is
broken shortly after it starts. I get the connection bar on ...

As of this morning I can no longer reach a machine inside the VPN that I
could yesterday.
I have verified with a colleague that the system is up and accessible via
another VPN access point (which I can't use).