I have installed and registered Norton AntiVirus 2007 & updated to program
version 14.4.0.12.  I have NAV 2007 installed on a fully-patched Windows XP
Professional machine, of which I have installed and configured a PPTP VPN
Server (XP's built-in VPN Server software).  I have ...

Hi i'm trying to make a VPN connection, but for some reason when i got to the
properties of the vpn connection and go into users, i can't change the users
access password, there is like a huge password that keeps coming back even if
i create a new user account, it will ...

Users at the Branch Office want to access files on the Server at the Main
Office, and also need to print to the printers at the Main Office.
Current Solution:
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I forgot to turn on one windows xp pro remote desktop?
I can login server then use computer manager to connect this workstation.
Can I turn on this workstation's remote desktop from the server?
(I am in Los Angeles and this workstation is in Dallas.)

I currently connect to work via cisco vpn client. sloooow.
Is it possible to use remote desktop control to connect with a windows
terminal server?
I have rdc'd other pc's but have never done it with a server. any advise,

I cannot locate the Remote Desktop Window under the Remote tab in System
Properties. My computer runs Windows Vista. Is there Remote Desktop Software
available for operating systems outside Windows XP Professional? I figured
Vista would be backwards compatible to the software, ...

In the office when I try to connect to a remote client's VPN I connect then
get the "Verifying username and password..." dialog window then I get an
error box:
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Can someone help me please?
I have two laptops both running Windows XP with SP2.
On the first laptop, I have a PPTP VPN configured which works
perfectly.

I am wondering what the difference really is between the two?  Both require
port forwarding of port 3389.  So why would I use Remote Desktop Web Access
instead of just using the regular Remote Desktop client?  If, for instance, a
remote location (hospital, hotel room, etc...) had ...

I'm trying to set up SSH Server on my Windows XP (SP2).
I've tried openssh and cygwin with no results.
Everything goes smoothly with the installation.
I can even connect with Putty using 127.0.0.1 as IP address.

I have a small intranet of 6 pc's.
I just added the sixth PC and got it up and running and connected to the
network fine.
I tried to connect using remote desktop by using the PC name

I have a network of 2 pcs and a router. How can I connect remotely to one of
my pc
from public network?
I know the WAN IP of my connection, but how can I make it thru the router

I'm sure this is incredibly simple but I don't know the answer.
We have an XP SP2 machine that has remote desktop enabled from the MY PC
properties.   We can remote into the box after someone logs in locally but
if we reboot the box and no one is logged in, no one can remote ...

Help! I am a novice.  I have read all the posts on this subject and tried the
email approach using notepad and my IP.  the ip address in my email did not
have all the lines shown in the memo (no ip address).  Someone has connected
remotely to my computer, but I cannot connect to ...

I have Windows Server 2003 set up as my VPN server using pptp.  My
clients are both Windows XP Home and Pro.  I have everything set up
and working fine but after awhile, some of the clients just stop
working.  When I look in the remote access console, I can see that