I want to connect to my friend's computer using Windows remote desktop
connection. If my friend's computer is using one of those wireless routers,
which assigns the private IP address (192.168..), can I connect to that IP or
is that private IP cannot be connected?

how do i get rid of this , because i want mutiple users to access my server
thanks

I used to access my home computer from work using RDP into my Cable/Mode into
my Linksys Wireless-G router. Both PCs were Windows XP, SP2; over Windows
2003 networks. It was a set-it and forget-it type of configuration through
DYNU.COM for DNS and it ran smoothly. Got it by word ...

Logging on to a Vista 32 bit system with Win XP SP2 I cannot share clipboard
contents in either 'direction'.
Local Resources tab does have "clipboard" checked.
Thank you for any help.

When I open my system properties tab in Xp, I don't get an option "Allow
users to connect remotely to this computer" As I try to establish a
connection to that computer, I get a message saying "Remote connection might
not be enabled or the computer might be too busy to accept new ...

So, we have a number of remote offices that currently map a drive back to the
main office server over slower WAN links (2-3Mbit or less). It is a fact
that the CIFS protocol does not work well over a WAN connection and mapping
drives uses network overhead. So we could use a shortcut ...

I have my home computer set up to host the connection.  I tested the
connection from my mobile phone and I can connect.  
However, when I try to connect from my work computer with the exact same
settings.  I get the message that the computer is busy (etc.).  I tested

Is there any way to have the host of a Remote Desktop session see the screen
of the remote user? I would love to have the person on the host side see what
I'm doing and vice versa.

Hello people,
my computer (A) seem dont accept any more "remote desktop connection"
i mean when i wish do a *R.D from another computer to control (A), (A) seem
block the connection.

I have my work computer setup and checked it with another computer in another
office everything worked great, I am trying to connect from my home computer
and cannot connect. Does anyone have any ideas.

have a 2003 server - vpn that worked on workgroup - can't get out once joined
to domain..  disabled all firewall - set up filter out and in - still can't
get out??
RRAS w/Nat   - 2 nics one network one internet

I have just finished setting up a VPN connection to my company network using
the SonicWall Global Client VPN tool and our PRO2040 firewall.  
Everything works as it should.  The next step was to set up a Remote Desktop
Connection to my PC.  I have done this and found it to work.  ...

When I try to remote desktop into a computer at work, the system locks up
each time I enter my credentials preventing me from connecting to the machine
again and trying to log in.  
To resolve the problem, the computer has to be rebooted - but subsequent RD

I have 10 employees using Windows XP Pro SP2 who need to remotely access a
single desktop also running Windows XP Pro SP2.  They could also use the
desktop on-site.  We have a local server in the office and a remote server at
corporate (which users would be routed through if they ...

I wish to connect to a Vista home edition PC that is connected to the
internet via an aol broadband connection. The Vista machine has its Windows
security all turned on. Its user in non technical.
I am working from a XP (2002) Home edition S2 PC connected via a router to a