Hey all.
Several users connect to a W2k3 server (mostly to update web pages)
here on my office. The problem is 2 users cant connect to these servers
anymore (they connected normally weeks ago). They receive a message

I have set up Remote Desktop Connection on my home computer and am able to
see it when I enter the IP address from the mstsc prompt, but when I enter in
the username and passwordit keeps telling me it cannot log me on that I need
to check the username and domain and ensure I am ...

Currently i use Remote Desktop on Several Work Machines.  One (at home
machine) has an All in One 5600 HP Printer / Fax Etc, utilizing USB.  When
remotely connected to her office machine, she cannot see her home printer.  i
tried the

i have 2  computers, both with xp home...both are up to date. and im trying
to remotely connect. message i am getting is "remote connections not enabled,
or too busy.also network problems are preventing connection"
Firewall has been disabled on both, as has antiviral software. i ...

I have a small network at work consisting of one domain controller
(windows 2003 server), 7 computers (WinXpSP2) connected to the domain,
a 3COM switch connected to a DSL-504T ADSL router connecting everyone
to the internet.

My Dad is trying to invite me to use Remote Assistance but we can't
establish a connection no matter whether we use Outlook Express or Windows
Live Messenger.
He's using:

I live abroard and have a XP2003 Server based in my home network 7000
miles away which I occasionally access, therefore the server does not
need to be switched on all the time.
I am trying to use WOL to bring the server out of either Hibination or

I am still looking for some help on my issues with logging onto to my home
computer from my office.  Below are my responses to questions on an earlier
post.
Administrative level user (or at least in the Remote Desktop users

I'm attempting to setup remote desktop on a XP SP1 system.  I am able to
enable remote desktop (on system A) and connect to the computer remotely
(from system B).  However when I restart system A, the remote desktop
functionality disables and I am unable to connect from system B.

I'm working over Remote Desktop on a XP SP2 machine.
Whem I'm finished with working I want the machine to hibernate but the
hibernate and standby options are not available in Windows Security.
Is there any way to hibernate the PC via Remote Desktop?

One of our remote workers (at a hotel) is currnetly having a problem
with a RDC over VPN that has always worked in the past. He connects to
the VPN with success, then when launching his RDC, he gets this
message:

using msn messenger to request and accept invitaion, getting remote host error.
have gone thru the other computer it is setup to accept remote assist.
Any other suggestions would be helpful

While connected via RDP if try to logoff it appears to just ignore the
command. The logoff option is on the start menu but clicking it does nothing.
Any ideas as to what would cause this?

i cant connect to my windows xp pro with remote desktop connection, it
returns a protocol error x224
what can i do?

I have three computers on my lan. Two winxp and 1 win98. he win98
machine is a laptop old Thinkpad and it up till recently worked great
as a client on the winxp remote system
The laptop had a recent crash I have now reinstalled everythign and