I have two remote offices that connect to our Application Server with
Windows Remote Desktop Connection.  One of the offices is smooth
sailing with no problems, but the other is loosing it's connection
througout the day several times, they get the following message "The

I can get authenticated, checking the statistics, 600+ packets discarded, 5
encrypted, 4 decrypted.
I get an IP address from VPN server, but no default gateway.
When I do a route print, the default gateway is still my LAN's.

I have:  Windows XP Pro SP2, all current updates.  It's connected to a
Netgear router and the router is connected to a Westell modem.  The ISP is
Bellsouth (DSL).  The modem and the router are both configred so that port
3389 is passed through to the XP Pro computer I want to ...

Why VPN disconnects every 5 minutes when we have NAT Server enabled on LAN

I've got a Windows XP SP2 computer at work and a Windows 98 SE at home.  I
want to use the work computer from home.
So I've followed the instruction below
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/mobility/getstarted/remoteintro.mspx

See comment from Tom from Maryland.
PC is behind Firewalls, however, I have disabled both Norton Firewall and XP
Pro firewall and still cnnot connect. The access to the network is thru a
linksys wireless router connected to a cable modem. Additionally, I have

My issue is that I can connect from my laptop to my desktop, but I cannot
connect from my desktop back to my laptop. They're both Professional and they
both have Remote Desktop enabled and they both have NetBIOS enabled.
I'm simply trying to do this over my personal network, too.

I'm trying to set up a VPN between my computer (in Florida) and my
parents' computer (in NJ), both of which are running Windows XP Home behind
a
Linksys broadband router connected to the internet via cable modem.

Is there any way I can by pass the requirement for the terminal server. I
two desktops and two laptops on a network and I am attempting to connect to
one the desktops remotely but I keep getting an error message say there are
no terminal servers in the network, the remote ...

I practiced with my home computer and my home desktop and was able to
use Windows XP remote desktop just fine.  My sister lives 5 hours away
and needs help with  her computer - so we tried to set up remove
desktop so I could control it and see what she's seeing.  We set it up

I have been trying to connect to my home PC via my PC at work. I know that my
home PC & router configuration is correct because I can connect to it from
elsewhere using either an IP address or Dynamic DNS name and this works fine.
The problem is connecting from work. My PC is on a ...

Have 3 PCs (one running as server with Windows 2000) and 2 PCs with XP Pro
all connected by wireless Linksys Router. Trying to set up remote desktop and
encountering problems. Using a laptop (with XP Pro) I am able to connect to
the PC everytime remotely while I am within my ...

I've looked at the utility csccmd.exe as a way of controlling the behavior of
off-line files and folders.  Has anyone ever used this (or any other tool) to
schedule off-line file synchronization?  We have a remote office and would
ideally like to schedule off-line file ...

Hi All, does anyone kow of a way to add remote esktop to the right
click menu?
so when i am browing the network i can right click a computer and start
mstsc with that computer name as the arguement?

I'm trying to connect using RDP, but no luck, how do I open port 3389?
anything else I need to check,
thanks in advance.