We are looking for the best recommendation for the following situation
for sharing files on our server across a WAN. In Building A (call it
BA), our server is Windows 2003 Standard Edition and it has (1) network
card with (3) XP client computers and is a DC. We access the Internet

I'm able to connect to our terminal server using remote deksktop connection
on a Windows XP Pro machine, but when I tried to save the connection, it set
it up to open with Acrobat Reader.  I changed the file association so that
.rdp files open with c:\windows\system32\mstsc.exe, ...

I am trying to print locally using remote desktop printing. I enabled local
devices at my home ( Disk Drives and Printers). I can able to come to my work
PC using remote desktop, But i cannot able to print.
This is our set up at Work: Windows 2003 Std edition with service pack1. ...

Can anyone please tell me how to access a Win 2000 Proffesional remote pc
via Remote
Desktop connection.
thank you.

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My colleagues and me rarely mouse around. So the few times we need to mouse
tend to stick out.
If I have a local and a remote desktop in use, how do I switch between them

hi all.... i am connecting remotely but all it does is give permission to
view... how do i get full permission so i can work on my friend computer..
thanks.

I have 6 end users on a third party site. They are borrowing the 3rd
party LAN to access the internet. All 6 users want to use VPN at the
same time. They say this is not working, only 1 user can use VPN at any
time. Is it possible for multiple users to set up a VPN, where they are

I'm having problems connecting via Remote Desktop over the web. Our company
has two buildings. Location 1 is a cable line with a PIX 501 firewall, and
location 2 is DSL with a Sprint modem.
I enabled Remote Desktop Connections on a computer at location 1, added one

I currently use rdp on several of my winxp machines.  I am wondering if
the following scenario is possible:
1.  user sits down at machine A and turns it on
2.  at the winxp welcome screen, selects his user name and types

I would like to control a remote PC via remote desktop connection. My
problem is, I have connected 2 monitors to the remote PC and I would
like to see on my local PC the 2 Monitors too (On my local PC are
connected 2 Monitors too).

I need to purchase a Terminal Server to handle up to 12 active connections.
Each user would require about 250 MB or RAM. There would be a lot of
activity. What size server would be required? How much RAM? How fast and how
many CPUs?

I would like to know how to set up my 2 computers so that I can acess my home
computer from the road and be able to get some of my files on my laptop.If
anyone knows would you please explain to me how to do this.

I have two computers with different files but similar folder structures.  Is
there a way to copy files from machine A to machine B and:
- leave any unique files present on machine B that are not on A
- add any files to machine B that are only present on machine A

Recently, I had to change the static IP address of a remote computer. I can
ping the remote PC, but can't RD into it. I've tried remote registry and it
doesn't connect, so I can't make any changes. Before I made IP change,
everything was fine. I even called a user in the remote ...

Does anyone have insight on how to walk a software customer through the
utilization of Remote Assistance to configure a server, without having them
install any Messenger products?
MS mentions on their web site that Remote Assistance requires either