I'm having trouble with slow application speed through a VPN connection. Our
store relys on the application for day to day ordering of products and sales.
What configuration changes can be made to speed things up? The connection is
fine and secure but the response time of the ...

I am trying to use Remote Assistance to control a  computer that is testing
some highly energetic materials.  At times during the testing process it is
necessary to have someone at the remote computer and another operator at the
local computer.  Both want to see whats going on on ...

I want to access my pc at my office from my home laptop.
Where/how can I learn to do this?
I use Microsoft xp

When i remote in across the LAN, I can use either IP address or hostname.  
but when I remote in from home, I can only use the IP address, which is
anoying as the IP address expires after 24 hours and I often forget to check
the new one before leaving the office.  is there a ...

Is there a way, via a log or similiar, to tell who has access a machine via
RDP over a time period?
Thanks

Dear users
As you have guessed I am having slight trouble with my VPN.
Keep getting error message 734 - The PPP link control protocol was
terminated'

I have a laptop that has been joined to my corporate Active Directory. I need
to have the laptop be able to browse the internet and connect back to the
company via a SSL VPN. However, when I connect the computer to a network
outside of the corporate LAN I cannot connect to any ...

I'm running several XP pro systems and have had remote desktop running for
several years until recently. I recently did a "XP tweak" and am now not
able to see any PCs when browsing for available computers through the remote
desktop client.

We use offline files for a few years now and it's working fine.  A few weeks
ago some of our users noticed that synchronizing was very slow.  Normally it
took seconds to check for differences, now it took minutes.  They also
noticed they missed a large amount of their (offline) ...

I'm connecting to a remote machine (XP Pro) that has a multi-monitor
adaptor. When I connect to it using remote desktop client, the "wrong"
monitor is appearing in the client view - i.e. I'm not seeing the
desktop/start button/task bar, I'm seeing an application that we have

When trying to connect to a Windows XP Pro w/SP2 computer from an XP SP2
computer with RDP (6.x), I get the following error on the target computer:
Event Type:    Error
Event Source:    TermDD

I have never used the Remote Desktop and would like to do so, but I can't
figure out how to log in.  I have the connection box open and the correct
computer name.  Do I use the same password as my administrator pw on the
computer I want to connect to?  Also, what is "domain"?  ...

HOST-   Ethernet desktop:  WinXP Pro SP2
CLIENT- Wireless laptop:    WinXP (Media Center)Pro SP2
Linksys Router WRT54GX2
Small Home Network working properly (printer and file sharing work)

How concerned should we be regarding security during RDP sessions on a
private LAN behind a Linksys router (WRT54GX2) with the firewall
enabled, aside from changing the router's SSID and password regularly?
We have no plans to access the LAN from the "outside" (mostly due to

I work with Remote Desktop on a remote XP machine. Problem is that I
disconnect the user that is currently working.
Can this behavior be overridden, at list can the remote user watch the
screen while I'm working?