I called Microsoft pre-sales and was told that my customer could use RWW to
connect to client desktops in a workgroup environment. (The 2003SBS server
was configured during the OS installation as in a new domain.) After about 4
hours of paid support from Microsoft, they said that ...

When I type qwinsta /server:202.xxx.xxx.xxx
It replied the following message, why?  How to solve it?
Error opening Terminal server  
Error [5]:Access is denied.

I am able to use Remote Desktop from a home lan to machines on the
workplace lan but only for a few times. After that I get "the
connection to the remote computer was broken" etc. However if I create
a new user on the client machine that user can connect ok, for a few

I have a large laptop in my home office. It is running XP Media
Editions verson 2002, SP2. I want to buy a ultra portable laptop for
on the road, with a Verizon air card, and access my home laptop
remotely. My home laptop is on bellsouth DSL, using a 2wire homeportal

Why is there no option to shutdown the PC when I remote desktop a Windows XP
machine?  I can only disconnect or log off.

I assume there's a reg key to flip this RD setting, but I can't find it.
Does someone know?
Also, I'm looking for a comparison between VNC and RD...for a simple WiFi
remote session, which has better performance?

We use Windows SBS 2003, workstations are XP Pro.  I have a strange
problem with VPN/Remote Desktop Connection.  When connected to VPN
from outside our network, or even connected directly to our network, I
try to Remote to PC013, but it actually connects to PC-0030 (a

I have a linksys WRT600N router and I have turned on all the ports to 3389,
and TCP. But I cannot remote access in to this single computer.

We have an XP machine set up with software that has a single license
(actually we have several, but most are fine).  The machine is not
accessible to users, they have to use Remote Desktop to get to it.  Hey -
it's cheaper than license managing software, and mac and unix folk can ...

RDC connects to my WXP and shows the login screen. When attempting to login,
an error is returned:"unable to login due to account restriction".
Please explain.
Bob

Earlier today I set up a WinXP Pro computer to be accessed via Remote Desktop
Web Connection (following a Microsoft guide and forwarding the proper ports).
Afterwards attempting to connect to the computer using the method the guide
suggested (IP.IP.IP.IP:Port/tsweb/) yields the ...

OS: XP Pro V2002 SP2.
Trying to use XP Remote Desktop within VPN (using XP inbuilt VPN
Client/Server) between two standalone PCs. Each work fine on their own ie.
VPN connects OK or RDT connects and works OK, but once I setup VPN connection

I have read a great many posts about Remote Desktop issues but cannot find
anything which explains exactly what I am seeing. The scenario ..
I have two computers, a Lenovo T61 laptop running XP Pro SP2 and a home
built desktop machine, also running XP Pro SP2

Yesterday I installed lastest nvidia driver, version 175.16.
After that remote desktop doesn't work anymore.
Event viewer reports this error:
Event Type:    Information

We are a group of users on a XP Professional remote desktop solution. We
need to protect some files and optionally e-mails with encryption to protect
private information. Is there an integrated MS solution availble or do we
need an additional 3rd party product? Has Utimaco any ...