I canot figure out how to print to a remote nework printer via remote
desktop...is it possible without setting up a VPN?

I connect to a VPN in our office location and then I use remote desktop to
connect to a terminal server.  I recently moved.  Now, when I do this, once I
sign onto RDP it is EXTREMELY slow painting screens and eventually freezes.  
The intenet connection is fast, tests show 6m down ...

 I've Windows Vista at my Office, and 2 Computers at my home. Both have
Windows XP SP2. I can connect from only one to my office's PC, but the other
one when I try to connect from it to my office's PC through Remote Desktop
I'm getting this error:

Windows XP, SP2
SBC DSL Broadband connection
I'm having a problem with an employee who is trying to connect to our
PPTP VPN from home.  We have two other users that do this with no

Good afternoon all.I thought I'd start here with some hints on
troubleshooting an annoying issue.
I have an employee here at work that has a laptop that refuses to connect to
our VPN. Now, here are a few things to note...VPN does and is working

I have setup Remote Desktop on an XP Pro machine and have been able to
successfuly connect from another machine from within the LAN.  Once I go
outside the LAN and try and test from an outside computer, then I get the
following error: "The client could not connect to the remote ...

On computer A (Windows XP),  I activate remote desktop.
I manage the router
On my laptop (vista), I connect to computerA from many LAN or WIFI over WAN.
From my boss laptop (vista, same brand an model as mine), I can'ty access to

   I have dual monitors on my work XP Pro x64 PC.
  I have dual monitors on my home XP pro PC.
I can't get remote desktop Connection to span both of the monitors at home,
when I connect to work.

RDC stopped working after months of successful connections.  XP Pro, IIS
installed, RDC enabled, router with static IP's assigned, and specific port
enabled.  WhatISMyIP.com states same IP, ISP states nothing new or different,
no ports are blocked.  CanYouSeeMe.org says port is ...

My Mom sends the request via Messnger and I accept, then I get a pup saying
trying to connect, it looks like it is trying but never does, do not get an
error message just sits there trying to connect. Had mom turn off firewall
and we tried it again, same thing....

Sorry if the subject line is a bit vague and I'll try to keep this as
concise as possible! Here goes...
I have a wireless ip camera which connects to my wireless router.
I have forwarded port 80 on the router for the camera (HTTP), and I can now

I can copy text from the remote machine to my local machine; but cannot copy
entire files.
Is there a way to copy files using the Remote Desktop Connection?
Thanks in advance!

i am trying to connect through remote desktop on xp pro at home to my office
(xp pro also) thru a vpn connection. I keep getting that general message
about "network can't connect to remote computer, remote may not be enabled,
etc". I have tried shutting all security, still ...

I would like to be able to easily access my father in laws computer.  We have
already used Remote Access.   It is quite complicated for him to do it each
time.  Is there a simpler way to allow me to access his computer without him
having to issue me an invitation?  Is there a way ...

I'm trying to help another user via remote assistance.
I configured my firewall and theirs (both widows firewall and hardware
router) to allow port 3389 (port forwarding on the remote side - so if I
connect to remoteIP at port 3389, it gets forwarded to their machine).