Summary: Hey, I have been wanting to set up a Remote Desktop Web Connection for some time now. I followed all the steps (going to Add/Remove Components and I i...
Summary: Situation: I'm on the road I'll be using a friend's Windows XP PC. I'll want to access my desktop through a browser using Remote Desktop Web Connectio...
Summary: Hey every1, I wanted to set up a remote desktop web connection so I could connect to my computer from school. I followed all the instructions to do it...
Summary: Please help. I have an IIS server running on one computer that runs Remote Desktop Web Connection. It looks as if its set up okay, but whenever I ente...
Summary: I need help on how to set up a remote desktop web connection. If someone could explain it (in detail) or post a link to a webpage that explains it, th...
Summary: Hello all. Well. I might the minority of the users of Windows XP Pro, but i love it. I just started using the Remote Desktop Web Connection built in...
Summary: I set up Remote Desktop Web Connection, but when ever I log on to it it dosent work. In my web browser I type computername\tsweb, and I get to the log...
Summary: i had xp remote desktop web connection installed and running. i was able to use it regularly. however since i have started a web site using M$ front p...
Summary: I have a Remote Desktop related problem. I can connect from outside the LAN using the RDP Client application. However, I have a problem with Remote De...
Summary: Here's my problem. I have my Remote Desktop Web Connection set up on my web server. I can access the site by typing in the address and I can remote ...
Summary: OK I went thru windows and set up my remote desktop and the remote web connection. I also installed the DNS2go software. I am using DSl that uses user...
Summary: ok I can load my remote desktop using the remote desktop client over the web fine. When i try to go to http://myip/tsweb I get the login screen with ...
Summary: hi all, i've had the web connection working in the past, however now I cant remember how to change the settings so that I don't need a password to log...
Summary: Hello everyone! I'm trying to make a remote desktop connection from my 2K office computer to my XP Pro computer at home. I've been trying everything t...
Summary: I know that in Remote Desktop Connection you can specify what port to connect with if the server you're connecting to is configured for something othe...
Summary: Does anyone know what ports need to be open to access remote desktop web? I have only TCP port 80 open and get denied. When I allow all (no TCP/IP f...
Summary: I'm trying to get Remote Desktop/Remote Desktop Web Connection working but have no luck getting it to work. As a test to see if it works, i hop on ano...
Summary: Windows XP has a built in feature for this. It's call Remote Desktop Web Connection. You can find installation information in the Windows help and s...
Summary: Whenevery I try to use remote desktop web on my system I get an error on page message but it won't tell me what the error is. Is there any special pl...
Summary: Dude get the same thing..Im tryin to get the remote desktop web-connection running..and no luck what so ever..i turned off the firewall and can also p...
Summary: Actually you can use Remote desktop Web Connection and he doesn't need anything but a browser. Both of you can use Microsoft Netmeeting v 3.1 and conn...
Summary: I thought XP remote desktop was only supposed to work between 2 XP machines, at least that's what Microsoft is telling us. The fact that it worked fr...
Summary: Hi all, I have a network set up at home with 3 computers, 2 with XP Pro and 1 XP Home, for now only the 2 XP Pro's are relevant. One is the server whi...
Summary: Greetings, I am attempting to manage a file server I have at home that runs WinXP w/SP3. When I attempt to connect using EITHER the terminal services...
Summary: Go to Control panel. Click on Add/Remove Windows components. See if you have tick beside IIS. You have to double click IIS to open up another window...
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