Summary: In our network I can access a computer that I have remote desktop setup on... But a company in Texas cannot access it via IP address. I assume I need ...
Summary: I recently added a D-Link 614+ router. I can access the internet and can create a VPN connection, but I cannot use Remote Desktop through the VPN. I o...
Summary: I have been searching for ages, but I guess I just don't have the understanding of how networks hang together sufficiently yet. This is for work and t...
Summary: I'm running Win 2003 server as a domain controller and a terminal server. We use cablelynx.com through a SB5100 modem. The modem outputs to a Dell Tru...
Summary: jeffpoulsen and specially SRW, thank you for such information and improved web page. I was looking for some way to change the port to access remote d...
Summary: I cannot get remote desktop to work!!!! I have an actiontec DSL router/modem and a dlink router.I set the actiontec DMZ ON host ip is the same as my d...
Summary: I am a newbie at networking and would really appreciate help with a problem. I have two laptops, one PII running Windows 98[not se] w/ 192 mb ram, and...
Summary: My Daughter's office has been set up for all the Veterinarians to connect to the office using their home computers with remote desktop. She has been a...
Summary: My home network seems to be connecting fine threw Remote Desktop Connection, but I cannot access work computer. My home network is connected threw Dli...
Summary: I cannot connect to Remote Desktop on this PC. My other PC works fine. I get the error: "To log on this remote computer, you must be granted the Allo...
Summary: hello. i have a netgear 2gn2000 wireless router and have 2 computers: 1) lenovo ideapad s10e 2) toshiba satellite a200 and am trying to use remote des...
Summary: No, but you will se Terminal Services Running as a 'service' which you can start and stop manually (but do not need to) If you are running xp pro you ...
Summary: ok. i have modem to netgear wireless router/switch.. then to switch down in the basement, to lodge (270ft away) to another switch... (this last switch...
Summary: Hey everyone I recently decided that I had to do something with one of my old computers that was getting rather out of date (333mhz, 256, 40, 10/100),...
Summary: Hi, I have a wired router and recently got a wireless router. Now,I cannot get rid of the wired router since its got VOIP service on it.I was therefor...
Summary: it's doensn't have all the features that remote desktop ( terminal server ) has. drive, printer & comports cannot be mapped within vnc. another well k...
Summary: There are plenty of ways to get a remote desktop but not with home (well...). Try other remote access ideas as suggested above. Apps like vnc or pcany...
Summary: ReHi, I setup the remote desktop connection and it's worked when i try to control the computer in the office (LAN). However, when i go home, i try to ...
Summary: I have set up a Linksys BEFVP 41 V2 router with VPNs configured. I can establish a tunnel. I can ping he server. But I cannot map a drive. I am no...
Summary: Hi people how do I remote desktop Windows XP pro to windows xp home edition. I want to use windows xp pro to access windows xp home edition through ...
Summary: How can I get an outside computer to be able to remote desktop in to a computer that is behind a firewall? I use my routers outside ip to get in but ...
Summary: Remote desktopping will be almost impossible Im sure as the firewall at your work will not only be blocking likely ports but also types of packets. I...
Summary: hi, When i type 192.168.1.xxx into remote desktop from within my network evey thing works fine. (replacing the xxx with individual sytem #) Now if i ...
Summary: I am trying to get "Remote Desktop" working from outside my home network (e.g. connect from work to my home computer [A]). I can use remote dektop fro...
Summary: Hi, Right, on my PC i've got Remote Desktop set up so when I go to http://192.168.0.2 it goes straight to the connection page. My PC accesses the in...
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