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In XP PRO, remote desktop is a program that allows you to use the computer from a remote location just as if you were sitting at the keyboard.
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What two networking models support windows xp?
Remote Desktop and Remote Assistance
What port is utilized by the Remote Desktop service?
Windows XP uses port 3389 as default for Remote Desktop connections
What is the minimum specification necessary to run Windows Remote Desktop?
The minimum specification necessary to run Windows Remote Desktop includes a version of Windows XP or later. Other requirements are Internet Explorer and a connection to the web.
How can someone set up a remote desktop connection with Windows XP?
There are several steps for one to set up a remote desktop connection with WIndows XP. Remote desktop is a function that can only be set on Windows XP and Windows 2003. One may also make sure that one is logged on to the desktop as the administrator, in order to make changes on the desktop. The first step requires one to access the administrator account, once one have access the account, under the exception tabs, there would be a lists of programs and services. Apply the remote desktop option by ticking the box. Then confirm and permit remote desktop to connect with desktop by accessing the system properties. Once this step is completed, the remote connection feature can be activated, through the start menu.
Remote Desktop allows a user to connect to and use their Windows XP computer from anywhere on the?
internet
Which tool will allow you to remotely control an off-site Windows XP computer?
Remote Desktop Connection
What must be installed on a windows XP client workstation for it to be able to log on to a windows server 2003 server?
remote desktop client
Why is the windows xp user interface is called a desktop?
Why is the windows xp user interface is called a desktop?
Which edition of windows can be used to serve up remote desktop?
To use Remote Desktop, the computer you want to remotely acess (the server) must be running Vista Business or Ultimate editions or Windows XP Professional, but the computer you're using to access it (the client) can be running any version of Windows.
What is used to authenticate Clints and servers to the network in Windows XP?
Network Level Authentication is used to authenticate Clients and servers to the network in Windows XP. It is also used to establish a remote desktop connection.
Why does the Windows XP desktop reorganize itself?
To Eliminate desktop Clutter. Windows XP periodically moves unused desktop icons into a folder named Unused Desktop Shortcuts.
What program lets you view other desktops from your own computer?
you can use remote desktop if you, and the other PC, have windows XP professional
