When connect using RDP, is it possible to transfer files between the local
and remote desktops?  I haven't been able to get this to work but would find
it very useful.
Thanks

Using XP Pro Sp2 on both machines.
I keep getting the error message "Interactive Logon Priviledge has been
disabled" when I try to logon using the machine owner logon name.  I was
able to do it once but never again.  I can logon with my admin name and pass

I have a PC with XP Pro where I do all my work and have all my applications
(including things like QuickBooks, Outlook, contact management, etc.).  
I also have a Mac laptop that my wife and myself uses.
I need to use the Mac to access my PC when I'm on the road or when my wife

I'm trying to connect to my office network via a Cisco VPN (4.8), but
am unable to connect.  I keep getting a message that says:  Secure VPN
connection terminated locally by the client.  Reason 412:  The remote
peer is no longer responding.

I read something about this but without a valid solution...
When I go to my office PC and I call my home pc from
http://pcname.no-ip.org/tsweb when I enter the name (dns registered with
no-ip) or the IP public ip address of my PC at home or I leave blank, I get

I have two XP Pro (SP2) computers, on the same LAN (no intervening router or
firewall), and am trying to do remote desktop from PC-A to PC-B, and it's
failing.  When I try, I get the generic "Client could not connect... might
not be enabled... might be too busy... ask ...

I have one machine in a network that when Accessed Remotely with RDP,
accessed externally, RDP always says "Closing Connection."
If I remote into it, internally, using the same port, but private address it
works fine.

On my old XP machine, in the Start/Programs list there was an item called
"Terminal Services Client" and below that was "Client Connection Manager"
which was basically a folder with a bunch of shortcuts for all of my terminal
services connections.  I loved that because it made ...