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I'm trying to setup one of the remote connections available with xp pro and I was unsuccessful with remote desktop, now trying remote web connection. I'm following instrctions on Microsoft site and need to know where to find the following information,
WINS or DNS resolved machine name for your Windows XP Professional-based computer. Where do I find this information? And does having my computer connected to wireless gateway affect the setup of the remote desktop option.
WINS or DNS resolved machine name for your Windows XP Professional-based computer. Where do I find this information? And does having my computer connected to wireless gateway affect the setup of the remote desktop option.
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I'm trying to access my computer from home to office. I tried to setup vpn connection and all the other steps provided on the microsoft website and I cannot get the computers to connect.
well let me get this straight in my head you are using your home computer from home to connect to work is that right.
Are there 2 routers or just one involded. And what app are you using to connnect these 2 systems
Are there 2 routers or just one involded. And what app are you using to connnect these 2 systems
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I work at home and have two computer, one desktop and one laptop, both connected to a wireless router. The desktop is connected directly to router the laptop is connected wirelessly for broadband access. I'm trying to utilize the remote desktop connection capability that comes with Windows XP when I am out of the office and am having trouble connecting. I do not know if I'm using the wrong ip address or what. When I typed ipconfig/all I noticed my ip address and the dns server where different by the last number.
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There type in ipconfig/all this will give you everything for you computer network adapter just as wins ip and dns ip. Now if you are behind a router that is issuing your ips then you dns and wins will show up as the routers ip in most cases. Now are you trying to use remote desktop intenal to your network or from work to home let me know so tha I can provide more information