I am trying to set up a remote desktop session by using a direct dial-up
network connection. Is this possible? I am creating a dial-up connection from
a Win XP laptop into s Win 2003 Server. Once connected I can ping the IP of
the server, but I don't know where to go from there.

We are getting ready to set up a Site-to-Site (Router-to-Router) VPN.
Both sites have Static IPs. The Main Office(MO) we need to connect to
is running Windows 2003 Server with XP desktops using a domain. The
Remote Office (RO) we are connecting from only has XP desktops in a

I want to remote control a win200 pro PC, from my local XP PC, by  "Remote
Destop"(that comes with Win Xp). What do I have to install in the remote PC
to enable that?
Thanks

I have recently configured RDC to access a single PC on my home network from
work.  http://support.microsoft.com/kb/895128/en-us.  I have a few machines
at home and I was wondering if it was possible to use this method to access
multiple machine from outside of my home network.  ...

I used to be able to connect to my friend's computer to help her and ever
since I reinstalled my Windows XP Pro I am unable to connect.  When I click
on to her invitation, it says that remote assistant is loading but at the
same time I get another Web Assitance - Web Page dialog ...

I work in two offices, and I would like to have a nonstop, permanent
connection of remote assistance between my two computers in the different
offices, and that I would be able to control completely the computer in the
office that I'm not present in.

Hi to all,
I have a lan with two PCs which are connected with one cross cable.
the one has the ip 10.0.0.1 and the other has the 10.0.0.2
So my problem is when i want to connect to 10.0.0.2,Remote desktop

I upgrade my desktop and installed XP Pro. I partitioned my HD into 2 drives.
My plan is to have programs and business data on “C” drive and personal data
on “D” drive. I have a virtual assistant that I would like to give access to
programs and only the business data files. Is ...

I'am expiriencing problems with remote desktop connection between two
comouters with modem. I'am using PcAnywhere 8 on both of comuputers
with Windows 98 OS. Modems are U.S. Robotics Fax Modems 56k.
I've checked Device Manager and modem is installed propertly so I don't

Does anyone have any idea why I would not be able to connect from my home
network to my office computer.   Here is the senario:
I have a laptop with Windows Media Edition.  An IT person at my work set up
a VPN connection and  a remote desktop shortcut.  I can connect from other

Sorry,
I have looked at as many remote desktop problems as I can and still cannot
resolve my problem.  On my Home Computer, I am running XP Pro, On my laptop,
XP Media.  At home, on my wireless router network, I can run the remote

Environment:  SBS 2003 Server, 10 XP Pro Sp2 PCs, all Dell brand.
All 10 PCs are configured the same, RDP enabled.  9 PCs grant RDP access as
expected. 1 PC will only grant RDP access to the SBS 2003 Server.  This one
PC will deny RDP access to any other PC.

I have two laptops and one desktop.  My desktop has Quickbooks on it.  All
computers are running Windows XP home edition.  I am moving the Quickbooks
computer to my home office and need to give remote access to my partner.  
Does remote access give him the option to work in ...

When I want to conect to a computer by RD we have to type a username and a
password, but somehow in my network a user with no password can acess
another machine trought RD without password and I would like to avoid this
situation, can anyone help me?

I am trying to setup RDC on a WinXP Pro PC. It does NOT appear in the
Accessories/Communication group nor will it install from the MS download.
When running the dl it stops and says that "Remote Desktop Conn cannot be
installed because your operating system already has a built-in ...