I have a laptop running Win 98SE connected  to the internet thru a
router on my desktop running XP Pro. I would like to access files on
one using the other, and I' ve configured the remote access features
of both as instructed, including naming the desktop, and allowing

we all know that remote desktop (XP Pro) and Remote Assistance work
on same API. but the first one not allow to share the screen between
the Administrator and user, so when Administrator Logon to client
the local desktop lock up.

Okay, I connected to my desktop computer from my laptop computer at home.  
Now, since I did set it up through my netowork, when I am at work or away and
have internet connection available, can I just click on "Remote Connection",
type the name and password, and connect still?  Or ...

I just made a big mistake and need to know if there is any workaround!

my router with the DMZ and port opening.  I changed the DMZ and port
opening to the IP of another computer in my LAN hoping to remote

How to change default Remote Desktop Connection port  3389 ?
I want to give acces to my PC but not on a default port.

I have xp pro on all machines and have tried this with and with out sp2 and
all updates, I am useing a Dlink router DI-524, I am staticly setting the ip
addresses, when I set machine 1 up to be remoted in, I can connect fine, but
if I try to remote out to another machine it ...

   I have one user who synchronizes Gigabytes of files for use offline. It
seems that files and entire folders will disappear periodically, and I was
wondering if there is a log somewhere that may tell me what went wrong.
   It seems like the problem occurs most often when the ...

I've been trying to figure out a way to do this, but I can't think of a good
solution.  So I thought I'd turn to the community to ask.
I've got three PCs at home, all of which are running Win XP Pro w/ SP2.  I'm
running a linksys router with the firewall enabled.

In the past, I was able to access Windows 2000 Server Terminal Services over
the internet from my XP Home Edition home computer running  Terminal
Services client.  More recently, I am "unable to connect - "the remote
computer disconnected the sessions due to an error in the ...

I have a unique situation with 1 workstation on our network(all are Windows
XP SP2). We have a VPN setup and i am able to ping and do name resolution to
all my workstations across the VPN. I am able to RDP to all workstations
except one. I used to be able to access this workstation ...

have an xp pc that has been working fine, connecting via vpn to work and
then synching mail - could also access stuff on server.
have just installed a wireless network at home with wap security and now I
can connect via vpn but cannot access the folders or my mail.

I would like to setup Remote Desktop Web Connection to remote control my
desktop over the internet.   I have followed the directions in the
wonderful article at :
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/networking/expert/northrup_

When I am at home I use Remote Desktop Connection to connect to my Windows
XP Pro Computer, I don't have a problem with that, It is when I get to my
School that I would like to connect to my home XP Pro Computer. When I type
my IP address RDC says that it cannot connect. How do I ...

I was wondering if I could connect to my School network from my house. I
have my own personal logon and password for the network and the School uses a
Domain so I was wondering if I could connect using Remote Desktop Connect?

When I attempt to connect to a specific XP Pro machine on the same network, I
received the message: "The client could not connect to the remote computer.
Remote connections might not be enabled or the computer might be too busy to
accept new connections ..."