Summary: Ok, my first question is: With your present setup, how do you keep intruders out? A SOHO router would provide a firewall, which keeps people from outs...
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: Ok, I am running a domain off of Small Business Server 2003. I am trying to connect to the server via RDP but I get the message "Remote Desktop Disco...
Summary: To do remote desktop you would have to vpn. As for work...do you have control of the router there...cause if you dont you may not be able to VPN witho...
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: I am planning on setting up a client/server network, and was wondering if besides using a T1, what is the safe way to share resources on a file server...
Summary: Hey fellas, I got a WRT54G wireless setup going on, and I got a laptop for xmas so I wanted to take my "old" desktop and just turn on remote desktop s...
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: 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: 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: I have two Dell computers, one laptop and one desktop, both running Windows XP Pro behind a Linksys BEFSX41 Firewall Router. I would like to remote de...
Summary: "So, you send them an e-mail since you're so concerned about it." I'm not concerned because I don't use it." What is your problem then? You are wil...
Summary: Previously posted in the WIN XP forum I am trying to connect from home to a PC in my office using remote desktop - I am able to connect to the server...
Summary: Has anyone set up remote desktop (USING WEB CONNECTION) to more than one computer behind a linksys befsr41 router? my situation is... I have two com...
Summary: Hi all, Once upon a time, all was well and i could connect to my main Vista machine with "Remote Desktop Connection" without any problems from any pc....
Summary: can't connect remote desktop connection frustrated - used to have RDP working fine from home to office where I have a small LAN - no changes in router...
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: 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: Check the manual for your dlink router. I have one myself (model DI-604) and I have it presently setup to allow me to connect remotely from work via ...
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: "Are there any other ideas of how to do this?" A. If your router can forward traffic from one port to an IP at a different port, you can do that ins...
Summary: Hi, I connect to my work computer (Windows Server 2003) using Remote Desktop from my home computer running XP Professional. Is there any way, when I ...
Summary: Help Team!!! I used to be able to access my home pc via Remote Desktop from work. I set up a new wireless network at home and haven't been able to acc...
Summary: I am trying to access a computer via remote desktop that is connected to a Netgear MR814 router. Non of the settings for this router match anything I...
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 ...
![[higher confidence]](http://static.computing.net/img/AT-red_x.gif)
- higher confidence, ![[lower confidence]](http://static.computing.net/img/AT-black_x.gif)
- lower confidence
