i want to share a dial up connection with another thing and my dial up
connection isnt showing in the network connections listed

I need to remotely connect one XP Pro to another XP Pro PC. The remote PC
will not be manned so the remote PC cannot reply to an invitation. The IP
address of the remote PC, the router and gateway IP address is also known.
How best can I setup a host PC to access the remote PC.

Is it possible to use Remote Desktop utility (Win XP Prof.) to get connected
to a PC that is in a Local Area Network in which all of their computers use
the same public IP address?
If so, how can I specify remotely that I want to get connected to certain PC

Does anyone else have the problem with RDP recently where it keeps
disconnecting/reconnecting if you view any large images?
I'm using Remote Desktop 6.0 (just upgraded from 5.0 to see if that
would fix it - which it didnt) on XP Professional, connecting to

Don't know if anyone spooted this on msdn blogs, but i thought it was
interesting and relevant here
Vista Remote Desktop Client Available on XP: Now with Multi-Monitor Support
By peterlau on Nuggets

I'm setting up an application where the PC (XP SP2) is running in a
"headless" configuration (no keyboard or monitor).   The user connects to
the PC with Remote Desktop Sharing from a Windows CE device, over a wireless
ad-hoc network.  This part works very well.

XP Media Center SP2.  IE 7 and RDP 6 (6.0.6000.16386).  Multiple admin
users accounts.  One account can run RDP fine, save passwords, etc.
All other (admin) accounts immediately failed with the "The computer
can't connect to the remote computer." when going to the same computer

I have a strange problem. I need to VPN into a remote network, and once
connected, RDP to a server on that network. The VPN works fine. But when I
try to RDP to the server, it starts to connect (seemingly) - I can see the
RDP client window frame (no remote desktop) - but after ...

My problem.  I have 1 computer running Win98SE that is the client.  I
have another computer running WinXP Pro that is the host (remote).  The
Win98SE is trying to control the desktop of the WinXP Pro machine.
WinXP is running Netmeeting remote desktop and has it running.  When

is it possible to copy a file from the host PC to the client and vice versa?
And if so how do I do this?
Mario

I'm trying to set up Remote Desktop to help manage my parent's PC which is
about 50 miles away.  We're both connected to high speed broadband ISPs
(Charter.net and Cox.net).
I have already successfully set up Remote Desktop between my own laptop and

I've installed MS studio 2005 to created website connecting to SQLEXPRESS,
the website was connecting to SQLEXPRESS fine yesterday, however this morning
when i try to connect it didn't work any more, i checked the services and i
realized the windows can't start the SQLEXPRESS any ...

I have a problem in my internet explorer, my graphics, images, layouts and
background are missing and sometimes it is displayed this phrase "This pages
cannot be displayed and a error 404". I have also a window counterfieting in
my task bar. What should I do to fix this problem? ...

I have a Toshiba M400 tablet notebook that has been setup and joined to
my SBS 2003 domain.  Everything works fine except a remote VPN
connection.
I am cureentlyover in the UK on vacation and I need to connect back to

I have a requirement to connect from within a heavily firewalled network out
to other Windows Servers on the internet.  This network only allows
connections out on port 80, 443 and a few other common ports.  Terminal
Services port 3389 is blocked as are most others.