I currently have Orange Broadband and I use two desktops running Windows XP
Professional SP2.
How can I use a Remote Desktop connection, how can I connect to one
workstation?

My boss is using XP Pro SP2 and up to a couple months ago was able to access
his machine from home using a VPN connection and the Remote Desktop program.
He has UltraVNC installed and used to have another NIC installed.  It has
recently been uninstalled and the problem still ...

I am so close!  I am having problems getting Remote Desktop Web Connection
with Windows Vista Business edition, IIS 7.0 to work across the internet.  I
have read many articles on this site and others about setting it up.  I have
defined my own port and it is forwarded in my ...

I am running several XP Pro SP2 boxes solely for remote access into my
network using RDT. I need to be able to limit each one to a single logon due
to the unceramonious dumping of a connected user when someone else logs on.
I found a KB article talking about this but it gave no ...

hello everyone!!!!!!!!
I am trying to connect through RDP from one of my windows xp machine to the
our company server. but some how it is not working.I tried a lots of
different thing as per oi got help from different people but still it is

i am looking for a router for my laptop however my broadband connection is
with virgin and many routers do not appear to be compatible with it, can
anyone suggest a good one that will work, i did have a netgear one before but
after 24 hours it stopped working i presume because it ...

On two machines, running two different (legal!) versions of Windows XP I've
now had the exact same problem with remote desktop.
When trying to Remote Desktop to any server, the connection just blocks and
I can't connect to anything.

I can Remote Desktop Connect accross my LAn using Belkin Wireless router.
I have this working from Internet Explorer and by normal Remote Desktop
Shortcut.
Every article including Microsofts bulletins do not show precisely how to

I have 2 computers in a home network, both running Windows XP Pro.  Using
Windows Remote Desktop I can control one PC from the other, but not the other
way round. I tried using both names and IP addresses, but same result. Any
ideas how I can fix this? Thanks.

Using XP Home Edition, service pack 2.
The Remote Tab under System Properties only offers the choice to Allow
connections for Remote Assistance.
The choice that is supposed to be available there, Allow Connections from

I have an XP Pro SP/2 laptop connecting to the business LAN via VPN.
Outlook, network shares, and network printers all work fine. When trying to
access the Intranet site (Companyweb/SharePoint services) Internet Explorer
is conneting directly to the Internet through the ethernet ...

I'm having problems connecting to a Cisco 1130 AG wireless access point while
using WPA PSK.  Our computers running Windows XP Professional SP2 can't
acquire a network address when trying to connect to the access point.  I have
no problem with Vista.  They connect very well.  I ...

I started to read a little about remote desktop and nowhere did I find my
answer to the following questions.
I would like to use remote desktop within a company LAN and from my company
LAN to my XP Pro system at home. I have been successful using a work DC to my

I can ping an IP address on the company intranet, but when I try to Telnet
into it at a command prompt, it doesn't work.  I know the IP address and port
number.  Have tried usiing a command prompt, IE, and Hyperterminal.  Nothing
works.

I have an XP pro computer at my office that I connect to via RDP.  I can
connect fine using RDP but when I go back in the office and log in locally
after an RDP session, the screen goes black and I have to reset or force a
shutdown and reboot to get back into windows.  Any ideas?