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: My home computer has XP pro, and I can use remote desktop without any problems inside of my network. This has been tested using my laptop, XP home, th...
Summary: Hello i wanna remotely control my work place's pc (connected to internet through a wan). I've tested some proggys and they worked so fine (locally), b...
Summary: I am having DSL setup in my organization. Different sections have got DSL Modem for our local Intranet. Within sections this modem is fed into LAN swi...
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: 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: Hi, I am trying to connect remotely from outside my network at home to my home computer using remote desktop or real vnc.I have Windows XP Home instal...
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: I am looking for a remote access program that will allow me to access my home computer from work. It would need to be web based, since I cant install ...
Summary: I need a little help. i'am trying to ping my static ip from work to home to be able to take over my computer at home. I 'am using the remotly anywhere...
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: 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: I would like to be able to map a drive from my XP box while I am away from my LAN. Does anyone know how this is done? I do know about remote desktop...
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: 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: Here is my mission impossible. I would like to connect to my HOME winxp remote control desktop from WORK. My Environments: 1. At HOME the machine’...
Summary: Hi I was hoping someone would be able to help me out please as I have been struggling on this problem for over a year - yes you heard it correct ove...
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: 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: 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: first off you can't remote desktop with windows xp home. i have my home computers setup so that i type in http://myhostname.homeip.net:4000/tsweb http...
Summary: Just to add (this may not be commonly known). Although the "HOST" can only be an XP Pro or 2003 box, the client can be installed on any Win OS and do...
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