We've installed the new Remote Desktop Client on all clients within a
secondary domain in our Active Directory Forest. We've now hit a problem
with users on this another domain trying to log onto a Terminal Server which
resides in a seperate domain.

I have Symantec pcAnywhere 12.0 corporate. My computer is a Dell XPS
Gen4 running XP Pro. I am direct ethernet connected to a Trendnet
TEW-452BRP Router connected to an RCA DCM425 Broadband router. My ISP
is EarthLink cable.

  I have a machine at home that i would STRONGLY prefer to be able to
connect to via Remote Desktop without having to configure the user ID
to have a password. The reason is simple - there is no keyboard
attached to the machine and thus entering the password after the remote

We connect to our VPN with a SonicWALL VPN client. We can not access
out shared files using a UNC path but we can access them using an IP
Address path. We have no problem accessing the same files locally using
the UNC path. What would cause this issue?

I have one WinXP Pro system and one WinXP MCE system on a local network.
Each system has Terminal Services Client 6.0 installed.
If I enable the "System cryptography: Use FIPS compliant algorithms for
encryption, hashing, and signing" option in GP on only one of the two

What I need to be able to do is 3 things:
1. Start a PC remotely over the internet
2. Have a Powerpoint Display PPS run as soon as the PC comes up
3. Schedule start/stop times for the PC - ie on at 8am, off at 11pm, with

Can someone help me? I cant connect to any of the other 2 computers in
my house using rdc but they can connect to me? Is there something im
doing wrong? I am using a D-Link DI-624 router using Verizon FIOS
internet.

i have a Toshiba M115-S3094 running Windows XP Media Center Edition.
Simple question. Can i connect to a machine thats running Windows XP
Home Edition?

I tried to connect to a client computer (Windows XP Pro) using the remote web
workplace.  Everything appeared to be working until I hit ok after entering
the appropriate username and password.  Then the screen went blank, and
didn't appear to be responding, so I x'd out the ...

It would be a for a novice pc user and I would like to try to avoid having to
walk them through port forwarding on their router.
Any suggestions? Are there any 3rd party softwares that configure port
forwarding on routers with the persons private ip for remote assistance?

MS has released a Remote Desktop (RDP) 6.0 client for Windows XP. You can
currently get it using Microsoft Update...

I am trying to uninstall remote desktop on my windows xp home computer. I
tried to look for it in control panel, but it's not there. How would you do
this?
Thanks

Hey all.
Sometimes I have to access a remote machine, but it doesn't answer to
its hostname. Then I try using the IP and it works fine.
When I reboot the machine, it works normally again, hostname and all.

I just installed RDP 6.0 for wxp sp2, regretfully, right after drive
sharing \\tsclient etc. stopped working. I checked the policy settings
localy (which aren't changed) and are OK, connecting from a different
machine to the server still works as expected (including drive

HOME pc: Windows XP Pro
WORK pc: Windows XP Pro
First I make a VPN connection to my WORK network with my HOME pc.
With the software remote desktop connection I take over my WORK pc.