I understand I have to set up server side as well as client side as
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Ip address if checked by ipchicken.com is different than given by ipconfig

I have two computers (both Win XP Pro) both on the same workgroup.  I have
access to files on each from the other, have no problems with sharing
printers or anything else for that matter.  I've reached a point where I feel
that everything is setup correctly, but am still unable ...

I have a client with about 25 laptop users running XP and Outlook that
connects to the Exchange server via VPN. All laptops connecting on VPN
w/o any problem, except one.He is getting an error 651 and VPN is not
even passing connecting www.zyzsitename.com message.

I am looking for a little advice. I have a linksys 300N router. I have a
laptop and a desktop on a home network on the router. I can RD from the
desktop to the laptop but if I try to RD from the laptop to the desktop it
will not connect. I get the message that it disconnected ...

I am installing a computer at a client office. This computer was able to
connect remotely from my home so Remote Desktop Connection worked fine.
I think the problem is the gateway at the client's office.
Some facts:

When using Remote Assistance on my PC which has XP Professional and the
remote PC which has XP Home, is there any way I can run software installed on
my PC on the other PC?
Sometimes when assisting a friend I need to install software I have on my PC

Recently bought a new computer tryed doing remote assitance tonight and keep
gettin this error message
Ale[x]- wants to use the Remote Assistance feature with you, but you need to
update your version of Windows Messenger first. Please go to the Windows

hello and thanks for the help,
                                          i'm trying to setup remote
assistance between 2 computers running through wireless routers. upon
requesting assistance the message remote host name could not be resolved is

I am trying to see a game developed on a machine on a remote location.
Microsoft Remote Desktop doesn't work for me on it. any idea why, how
could I get it to work and if there are any workaround? PC Anywhere?
will it work on Vista?

I have enabled Remote Desk Top Connection in XP Pro. in Machine "A"
I conected from remote Machine "B" to "A" by RDP client in machine "B"
I got pop window saying that i have to logg off the local.
I clicked Yes.No problem i logged in.

I have the following problem: At home I have a RD connectection to a
computer (ip-adres starts with 85.203) which works. I can login on that
computer. When I try a remote desktop to a computer with a IP-adres
which starts with 192.168, I can't connect. I get the follwing message

I have a client that wants to connect to a remote machine at the
office.  I am using a Netgear FVS318 VPN router and have set up the
client correctly.  I can connect to the remote desktop just fine on my
machine, but she is unable.  Since I can connect, I have to assume the

How secure is the data transmission while connected from RDP client machine
to windows terminal server 2003?  If not how can I go about making sure the
data communication can not be sniffed?
Thanks,

My remote desktop has suddenly stopped working. I can connect to the
server with checkpoint, but not to my work PC. Also, I can't
auto-update internally on any programs, as I get a hang, a "socket
error" or a message saying I am not connected to the internet (I am).

Does remote assistance work on a Windows 98' computer? If so, how do you use
it without having MSN or Windows Live Messenger?