I think I'm in way over my head on this one, but I need to figure out a
solution anyway.  I'm trying to set up a VPN for a small office.  The current
configuation is as follows:  
Router for Wireless Internet Service

I must achieve remote desktop connection between Win 2k Server and Win
XP through VPN (TCP/IP connection).
Which software is the best for me to use (and easiest to configure)?
PcAnywhere, UltraVNC... ?

Have setup a number of pc's with connections to a domain network from
outside locations using a router with each pc at each location.  Am
able to ping both ways fine.  Remotely i have to use the full unc path
i.e. pcname.domainname.country but it does work.  Am also able to use

How can I restart remote workstation that has remote desktop feature disabled?

The only way to access my desktop away from home with my laptop is to remove
the router and just use the modem.
I have already opened port 8080 on router but sill had no success.
Can someone give me any suggestions?

At a hotel(see post earlier this week), we were able to VPN to our main
office, but not establish the RDC. We had never had a problem before
and had changed no settings on our laptop. We went to another location,
and everything worked fine.

Please help on remote shutdown problem
I was trying to follow the instruction from this microsoft kb article
"http://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/windows/xp/all/proddocs/en-us/s
ysprop_to_perform_a_remote_reboot.mspx?mfr=true"
Here is the step by step instruction

I am new to VPNs and have a question. I have installed (2) Linksys
RV042 VPN Routers ---one at SiteA and one at SiteB. The goal is for the
XP computers at SiteB to have access to files on the Server
(Win2003Server Std Edition) at SiteA. Both sites have Static IPs from

My desktop computer is running XP (home) SP2 . For several months now I have
been connecting to it remotely from my laptop over a VPN. However, it now
appears the VPN isn't working. After doing a lot of checking for possible
problems I decided to run the New Connection Wizard on ...

I have a number of servers I manintain primarily with remote desktop
connections.  In the last two weeks a strange thing is happening.  When I log
onto the machine via Remote Desktop the machine goes to a blue screen.  The
only way to get past this is to goto the server and ...

First off I have Cox cable internet in both home and business. At home
it goes from Cable modem to my wireless laptop via Ethernet Cable. At
the business it goes from Cable modem to vonage router to a second
vonage router to a wireless D-Link router to which three computers and

Hello I need to give support to some clients and in order to do so, I
need to use a Remote Control app.
From the Client side it need to be web-based (preferably through port
80), so the client don't need to configure anything.

Hi
I have trawled this forum for an answer but couldn't find one.
I run a 5 station network but one refuses to me me connect to it by remote
desktop connection. there is no firewall. it is set up the same way as all

We have an intranet server running several web-applications in addition to
file services.
The server has a static address, 192.168.1.10
We have a firewall with VPN passtrough that sends all VPN traffic to this

I finally figured out why I could no longer connect via Remote Desktop to my
PC from work or anywhere via the internet.  I have the RDP port open on my
Linksys Wireless router for IP xxx.xxx.xx.100.  When I restarted my router,
it reassigned the first IP (xxx.xxx.xx.100) to the ...