I have one machine were the user is trying to log out of  Terminal
Session but it just hangs so it only gets terminated by the TS server
when the inactivity time had expired.   This user can log on on any
other machine, log on to TS, do their thing and log off without any

So I have read a few articles on the web discussing Remote Assitance and high
ports.  However, most of them relate to using Remote Assistance though
Windows Messanger.  I am wondering if anyone could please provide more
insight to what I am seeing?

Am trying to enable Remote Assistance and Remote Desktop between work
computers, my own which is on the LAN and a remote one which is through a
private ADSL connection.
I can ping the systems fine which means communication in all forms is

How do i figure out the ip address of a specific computer so then i
can connect to it remotely?

Hi. I am trying to connect to my friends computer at a different
location. We are actually in different state's. we aren't in the same
workgroup or domain or anything. How can i connect to his computer so
i can take over it and fix the problem. I thought maybe using IP

I hav  Win2K3 domain network.
my PC has winXP O/s. that is member of domain of win2k3 server.
when i login as adimistrator of local PC it ask for password.
but i donot need password & so if i tried to change the password

I need to be able to network the Windows Fax Software to all the computers in
my network at the same time.  I have one fax line coming in and Windows Fax
is catching them all.  I need to be able to allow anybody to see which faxes
have come in and forward theirs to their email ...

I'd like to accomplish the following scenario:
- pc1 is located in the waiting room
- pc2 is in the office
Is there any way I can remotely tell pc1 to run a program like a screensave

My computer is working really slow, and i think it is due to the amount of
processes that are running on the windows task manager, even when no programs
are running on my computer. The amount of processes running on avarage is
about 55 at rest. How do I find out which processes ...

I'm using windows XP sp2.
I have few servers which is very difficult for me to work with.
The response for the keyword and mouse is very slow, and sometimes the
connection even break.

I have successfully connected to the office from home via VPN. However, when
I type in the ip address for work into the remote desktop connection it
doesn't allow me in. There are no problems for anyone else to access the rdc,
is there something i have to disable for me to ...

We have 6 users that will be frequently working off site with there laptops.
We have tried using off line files and folders, but there seems to be many
issues with that. People would be working online while onsite, but would get
a message that says they are working offline. This ...

Hi everyone, I need your help in a scenario where an XP Home machine
(connected via DSL with a dynamic IP) needs to be made remotely accessible
to be able to work on this machine from another XP Home box in a different
location, connected to the Internet via ADSL as well.

I'm using windows XP sp2.
I have few servers which is very difficult for me to work with.
The response for the keyword and mouse is very slow, and sometimes the
connection even break.

My SOHO is behind a router, and behind the router is a domain
controller, etc.
Using a WinXP Pro box, I am able to setup to accept incoming
connections (router to allow the necessary ports), and able to connect