Do I need SMS?

[jwk]

First I apologize. Looking at the newsgroups through MS's web site I know
microsoft.public.windowsxp.work_remotely exists; but my ISP doesn't carry it
or it's not available externally.

I'm running XP Pro here in PA. My sister in NYC is also running XP Pro.
The finace in NJ has it also, with 7 users (not all her kids, thankfully).
My
father (the least experienced of all) I donated my copy of Win 2K Pro to.

With each person's permission I'd like to be able take control or at least
help remotely with out having to travel 100 miles one way - except the
girlfriend of course. I know XP has remote abilities; are they enabled
as is? Do I need to go to SMS for remote administration? What about
crossing domain lines?

How can I go about establishing network drives? I know I have to share
out a drive or a portion of it. But when I try to connect even within the
"rcn.com" domain, but across state lines I cannot find the other machine.
What am I missing here?

Thanks in advance!!
Joe K

[Jim Macklin]

see this...
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/pro/downloads/rdclientdl.asp

remote desktop client to be installed on target computer,
your XP Pro has the active program, you may need to install
it though.


"jwk" > wrote in message
...
| First I apologize. Looking at the newsgroups through MS's
web site I know
| microsoft.public.windowsxp.work_remotely exists; but my
ISP doesn't carry it
| or it's not available externally.
|
| I'm running XP Pro here in PA. My sister in NYC is also
running XP Pro.
| The finace in NJ has it also, with 7 users (not all her
kids, thankfully).
| My
| father (the least experienced of all) I donated my copy of
Win 2K Pro to.
|
| With each person's permission I'd like to be able take
control or at least
| help remotely with out having to travel 100 miles one
way - except the
| girlfriend of course. I know XP has remote abilities; are
they enabled
| as is? Do I need to go to SMS for remote administration?
What about
| crossing domain lines?
|
| How can I go about establishing network drives? I know I
have to share
| out a drive or a portion of it. But when I try to connect
even within the
| "rcn.com" domain, but across state lines I cannot find the
other machine.
| What am I missing here?
|
| Thanks in advance!!
| Joe K
|
|
|

[Kadaitcha Man]

jwk wrote:
> First I apologize. Looking at the newsgroups through MS's web site I
> know microsoft.public.windowsxp.work_remotely exists; but my ISP
> doesn't carry it or it's not available externally.
>
> I'm running XP Pro here in PA. My sister in NYC is also running XP
> Pro. The finace in NJ has it also, with 7 users (not all her kids,
> thankfully). My
> father (the least experienced of all) I donated my copy of Win 2K Pro
> to.
>
> With each person's permission I'd like to be able take control or at
> least help remotely with out having to travel 100 miles one way -
> except the girlfriend of course. I know XP has remote abilities; are
> they enabled
> as is? Do I need to go to SMS for remote administration? What about
> crossing domain lines?
>
> How can I go about establishing network drives? I know I have to
> share
> out a drive or a portion of it. But when I try to connect even within
> the "rcn.com" domain, but across state lines I cannot find the other
> machine. What am I missing here?

Thanks for spilling the beans and sharing your chaotic family life with the
world. You could have trimmed all that crap down to the following and not
bored anyone ****less:

I'm running XP Pro. I know XP has remote abilities; are they enabled as is?
Do I need to go to SMS for remote administration? What about crossing
domain lines? How can I go about establishing network drives?

Go here for step by step instructions:
http://kadaitcha.ath.cx/xp_how_to.aspx#i

--
David Andrew Clayton (DAC) >
wrote about Kadaitcha Man:

> You're a wholly evil ****er. You take the 'I am a *******' stance,
> and extrapolate it out to 'I am an absolute uncaring ******* with the
> time and means to make almost anyone suffer.'
>
> Whereas other people have some faint nascent ideal about 'lines that
> should not be crossed', you barge through taboo, and straight through
> 'unthinking prejudice', right into "knock 'em down and then **** them
> over."

[Educron]

"Kadaitcha Man" > sayeth:

>jwk wrote:
>> First I apologize. Looking at the newsgroups through MS's web site I
>> know microsoft.public.windowsxp.work_remotely exists; but my ISP
>> doesn't carry it or it's not available externally.
>>
>> I'm running XP Pro here in PA. My sister in NYC is also running XP
>> Pro. The finace in NJ has it also, with 7 users (not all her kids,
>> thankfully). My
>> father (the least experienced of all) I donated my copy of Win 2K Pro
>> to.
>>
>> With each person's permission I'd like to be able take control or at
>> least help remotely with out having to travel 100 miles one way -
>> except the girlfriend of course. I know XP has remote abilities; are
>> they enabled
>> as is? Do I need to go to SMS for remote administration? What about
>> crossing domain lines?
>>
>> How can I go about establishing network drives? I know I have to
>> share
>> out a drive or a portion of it. But when I try to connect even within
>> the "rcn.com" domain, but across state lines I cannot find the other
>> machine. What am I missing here?
>
>Thanks for spilling the beans and sharing your chaotic family life with the
>world. You could have trimmed all that crap down to the following and not
>bored anyone ****less:
>

If you don't like to see stories like this, Usenet is not the place
to be.

>I'm running XP Pro. I know XP has remote abilities; are they enabled as is?
>Do I need to go to SMS for remote administration? What about crossing
>domain lines? How can I go about establishing network drives?
>
>Go here for step by step instructions:
>http://kadaitcha.ath.cx/xp_how_to.aspx#i

[D]

"Kadaitcha Man" > wrote in message

> Thanks for spilling the beans and sharing your chaotic family life with the
> world. You could have trimmed all that crap down to the following and not
> bored anyone ****less:
>
> I'm running XP Pro. I know XP has remote abilities; are they enabled as is?
> Do I need to go to SMS for remote administration? What about crossing
> domain lines? How can I go about establishing network drives?
>


Did you ever think for a moment that we don't want to see your moronic
replies on these posts? Well if you didn't think about it, now you
know.

If you don't like it you may leave and never return or just deal with
it.

Realize this... not everyone knows the proper ways to posting messages
and I am sure you were no different when you started.


D










>...
> jwk wrote:
> > First I apologize. Looking at the newsgroups through MS's web site I
> > know microsoft.public.windowsxp.work_remotely exists; but my ISP
> > doesn't carry it or it's not available externally.
> >
> > I'm running XP Pro here in PA. My sister in NYC is also running XP
> > Pro. The finace in NJ has it also, with 7 users (not all her kids,
> > thankfully). My
> > father (the least experienced of all) I donated my copy of Win 2K Pro
> > to.
> >
> > With each person's permission I'd like to be able take control or at
> > least help remotely with out having to travel 100 miles one way -
> > except the girlfriend of course. I know XP has remote abilities; are
> > they enabled
> > as is? Do I need to go to SMS for remote administration? What about
> > crossing domain lines?
> >
> > How can I go about establishing network drives? I know I have to
> > share
> > out a drive or a portion of it. But when I try to connect even within
> > the "rcn.com" domain, but across state lines I cannot find the other
> > machine. What am I missing here?
>
> Thanks for spilling the beans and sharing your chaotic family life with the
> world. You could have trimmed all that crap down to the following and not
> bored anyone ****less:
>
> I'm running XP Pro. I know XP has remote abilities; are they enabled as is?
> Do I need to go to SMS for remote administration? What about crossing
> domain lines? How can I go about establishing network drives?
>
> Go here for step by step instructions:
> http://kadaitcha.ath.cx/xp_how_to.aspx#i
>
> --
> David Andrew Clayton (DAC) >
> wrote about Kadaitcha Man:
>
> > You're a wholly evil ****er. You take the 'I am a *******' stance,
> > and extrapolate it out to 'I am an absolute uncaring ******* with the
> > time and means to make almost anyone suffer.'
> >
> > Whereas other people have some faint nascent ideal about 'lines that
> > should not be crossed', you barge through taboo, and straight through
> > 'unthinking prejudice', right into "knock 'em down and then **** them
> > over."

[Sharron Field]

"Educron" <sorry_this_is_not_valid@#.#> wrote in message
...
> "Kadaitcha Man" > sayeth:
>
> >jwk wrote:
> >> First I apologize. Looking at the newsgroups through MS's web site I
> >> know microsoft.public.windowsxp.work_remotely exists; but my ISP
> >> doesn't carry it or it's not available externally.

*The newsgroup I need is inaccessible thru my isp.*
> >>
> >> I'm running XP Pro here in PA. My sister in NYC is also running XP
> >> Pro. The finace in NJ has it also, with 7 users (not all her kids,
> >> thankfully). My
> >> father (the least experienced of all) I donated my copy of Win 2K Pro
> >> to.
> >>
> >> With each person's permission I'd like to be able take control or at
> >> least help remotely with out having to travel 100 miles one way -
> >> except the girlfriend of course. I know XP has remote abilities; are
> >> they enabled
> >> as is? Do I need to go to SMS for remote administration? What about
> >> crossing domain lines?
> >>
> >
> >Thanks for spilling the beans and sharing your chaotic family life with
the
> >world. You could have trimmed all that crap down to the following and not
> >bored anyone ****less:
> >
>
> If you don't like to see stories like this, Usenet is not the place
> to be.
>
> >I'm running XP Pro. I know XP has remote abilities; are they enabled as
is?
> >Do I need to go to SMS for remote administration? What about crossing
> >domain lines? How can I go about establishing network drives?
> >
> >Go here for step by step instructions:
> >http://kadaitcha.ath.cx/xp_how_to.aspx#i
> ------------------------------------------------
The Shortened Version:-(Took 10 mins to paraphrase and rewrite.)

*I'm running XP Pro and wish to remotely access a few friends and family
member's pc s at different location(s). Is the remote facility enabled as
default in their pc s running both Win 2k and XP pro? Do I need to go to SMS
for remote administration? What about crossing domain lines?
How can I go about establishing network drives? I know I have to share a
drive or a portion of it. But when I try to connect even within the
"rcn.com" domain across state lines I cannot find the remote server. What am
I missing here?

[D]

Educron:

I am glad that I am not the only one.

Thanks for the support.

D



Educron <sorry_this_is_not_valid@#.#> wrote in message >...
> "Kadaitcha Man" > sayeth:
>
> >jwk wrote:
> >> First I apologize. Looking at the newsgroups through MS's web site I
> >> know microsoft.public.windowsxp.work_remotely exists; but my ISP
> >> doesn't carry it or it's not available externally.
> >>
> >> I'm running XP Pro here in PA. My sister in NYC is also running XP
> >> Pro. The finace in NJ has it also, with 7 users (not all her kids,
> >> thankfully). My
> >> father (the least experienced of all) I donated my copy of Win 2K Pro
> >> to.
> >>
> >> With each person's permission I'd like to be able take control or at
> >> least help remotely with out having to travel 100 miles one way -
> >> except the girlfriend of course. I know XP has remote abilities; are
> >> they enabled
> >> as is? Do I need to go to SMS for remote administration? What about
> >> crossing domain lines?
> >>
> >> How can I go about establishing network drives? I know I have to
> >> share
> >> out a drive or a portion of it. But when I try to connect even within
> >> the "rcn.com" domain, but across state lines I cannot find the other
> >> machine. What am I missing here?
> >
> >Thanks for spilling the beans and sharing your chaotic family life with the
> >world. You could have trimmed all that crap down to the following and not
> >bored anyone ****less:
> >
>
> If you don't like to see stories like this, Usenet is not the place
> to be.
>
> >I'm running XP Pro. I know XP has remote abilities; are they enabled as is?
> >Do I need to go to SMS for remote administration? What about crossing
> >domain lines? How can I go about establishing network drives?
> >
> >Go here for step by step instructions:
> >http://kadaitcha.ath.cx/xp_how_to.aspx#i

[relic]

As predicted, D wrote this:
> Educron:
>
> I am glad that I am not the only one.
>
> Thanks for the support.
>
> D
>

Looks like there are two.

--
- relic -
Resident Psychic: alt.os.windows-xp
The French.... They're there when they need you.

[jwk]

Kadaitcha,
Thanks for not replying to any request I may put out in the future.

I've read your dribble before; my friend I seriously think you need to
get laid. If you're convinced that you are "that" good and the rest of the
world is contemptable; then why waste your time on us humble humans.
Frankly we'd be better off without you.

Thanks, but no thanks. I for one don't want or need your type of help.
Joe
"Kadaitcha Man" > wrote in message
...
> jwk wrote:
> > First I apologize. Looking at the newsgroups through MS's web site I
> > know microsoft.public.windowsxp.work_remotely exists; but my ISP
> > doesn't carry it or it's not available externally.
> >
> > I'm running XP Pro here in PA. My sister in NYC is also running XP
> > Pro. The finace in NJ has it also, with 7 users (not all her kids,
> > thankfully). My
> > father (the least experienced of all) I donated my copy of Win 2K Pro
> > to.
> >
> > With each person's permission I'd like to be able take control or at
> > least help remotely with out having to travel 100 miles one way -
> > except the girlfriend of course. I know XP has remote abilities; are
> > they enabled
> > as is? Do I need to go to SMS for remote administration? What about
> > crossing domain lines?
> >
> > How can I go about establishing network drives? I know I have to
> > share
> > out a drive or a portion of it. But when I try to connect even within
> > the "rcn.com" domain, but across state lines I cannot find the other
> > machine. What am I missing here?
>
> Thanks for spilling the beans and sharing your chaotic family life with
the
> world. You could have trimmed all that crap down to the following and not
> bored anyone ****less:
>
> I'm running XP Pro. I know XP has remote abilities; are they enabled as
is?
> Do I need to go to SMS for remote administration? What about crossing
> domain lines? How can I go about establishing network drives?
>
> Go here for step by step instructions:
> http://kadaitcha.ath.cx/xp_how_to.aspx#i
>
> --
> David Andrew Clayton (DAC) >
> wrote about Kadaitcha Man:
>
> > You're a wholly evil ****er. You take the 'I am a *******' stance,
> > and extrapolate it out to 'I am an absolute uncaring ******* with the
> > time and means to make almost anyone suffer.'
> >
> > Whereas other people have some faint nascent ideal about 'lines that
> > should not be crossed', you barge through taboo, and straight through
> > 'unthinking prejudice', right into "knock 'em down and then **** them
> > over."
>
>

[Kadaitcha Man]

jwk wrote:
> Kadaitcha,
> Thanks for not replying to any request I may put out in the future.

These are public groups and I will reply to whatever I see fit in any manner
I see fit. If you do not like people exercsing their freedom of speech,
maybe you should emigrate to North Korea.

> I've read your dribble before; my friend I seriously think you need to
> get laid. If you're convinced that you are "that" good and the rest
> of the world is contemptable; then why waste your time on us humble
> humans. Frankly we'd be better off without you.

Bad luck, eh.

> Thanks, but no thanks. I for one don't want or need your type of help.

If you don't need help. don't post, you duff ****.

--
David Andrew Clayton (DAC) >
wrote about Kadaitcha Man:

> You're a wholly evil ****er. You take the 'I am a *******' stance,
> and extrapolate it out to 'I am an absolute uncaring ******* with the
> time and means to make almost anyone suffer.'
>
> Whereas other people have some faint nascent ideal about 'lines that
> should not be crossed', you barge through taboo, and straight through
> 'unthinking prejudice', right into "knock 'em down and then **** them
> over."

[Kadaitcha Man]

D wrote:

[snip blah]

OOPS! Nothing left.

--
David Andrew Clayton (DAC) >
wrote about Kadaitcha Man:

> You're a wholly evil ****er. You take the 'I am a *******' stance,
> and extrapolate it out to 'I am an absolute uncaring ******* with the
> time and means to make almost anyone suffer.'
>
> Whereas other people have some faint nascent ideal about 'lines that
> should not be crossed', you barge through taboo, and straight through
> 'unthinking prejudice', right into "knock 'em down and then **** them
> over."

[Kadaitcha Man]

D wrote:
> Educron:
>
> I am glad that I am not the only one.
>
> Thanks for the support.


Said the tit to the bra.

--
David Andrew Clayton (DAC) >
wrote about Kadaitcha Man:

> You're a wholly evil ****er. You take the 'I am a *******' stance,
> and extrapolate it out to 'I am an absolute uncaring ******* with the
> time and means to make almost anyone suffer.'
>
> Whereas other people have some faint nascent ideal about 'lines that
> should not be crossed', you barge through taboo, and straight through
> 'unthinking prejudice', right into "knock 'em down and then **** them
> over."

[jwk]

I just don't want YOUR flavor of help.

I hope when the day comes that you dial 911 for help; they/I get diverted
to save a worthwhile life.


"Kadaitcha Man" > wrote in message
...
> jwk wrote:
> > Kadaitcha,
> > Thanks for not replying to any request I may put out in the future.
>
> These are public groups and I will reply to whatever I see fit in any
manner
> I see fit. If you do not like people exercsing their freedom of speech,
> maybe you should emigrate to North Korea.
>
> > I've read your dribble before; my friend I seriously think you need to
> > get laid. If you're convinced that you are "that" good and the rest
> > of the world is contemptable; then why waste your time on us humble
> > humans. Frankly we'd be better off without you.
>
> Bad luck, eh.
>
> > Thanks, but no thanks. I for one don't want or need your type of help.
>
> If you don't need help. don't post, you duff ****.
>
> --
> David Andrew Clayton (DAC) >
> wrote about Kadaitcha Man:
>
> > You're a wholly evil ****er. You take the 'I am a *******' stance,
> > and extrapolate it out to 'I am an absolute uncaring ******* with the
> > time and means to make almost anyone suffer.'
> >
> > Whereas other people have some faint nascent ideal about 'lines that
> > should not be crossed', you barge through taboo, and straight through
> > 'unthinking prejudice', right into "knock 'em down and then **** them
> > over."
>
>

[Silly You]

"jwk" > wrote in message =
...
> I just don't want YOUR flavor of help.
>=20
> I hope when the day comes that you dial 911 for help; they/I get =
diverted
> to save a worthwhile life.
>=20

You freak!=20

If you don't want the prick's help, you certainly keep replying for its =
attention!

[Kadaitcha Man]

jwk wrote:
> I just don't want YOUR flavor of help.


That's quite ok. Read all the other posts in this thread for help.

--
David Andrew Clayton (DAC) >
wrote about Kadaitcha Man:

> You're a wholly evil ****er. You take the 'I am a *******' stance,
> and extrapolate it out to 'I am an absolute uncaring ******* with the
> time and means to make almost anyone suffer.'
>
> Whereas other people have some faint nascent ideal about 'lines that
> should not be crossed', you barge through taboo, and straight through
> 'unthinking prejudice', right into "knock 'em down and then **** them
> over."

[Educron]

"Kadaitcha Man" > sayeth:

>D wrote:
>> Educron:
>>
>> I am glad that I am not the only one.
>>
>> Thanks for the support.
>
>
>Said the tit to the bra.

Ok...

*plonk*

[Educron]

(D) sayeth:

>Educron:
>
>I am glad that I am not the only one.
>
>Thanks for the support.

No problem. I'm just sick of people nitpicking others
for the littlest things.

>
>D
>
>
>
>Educron <sorry_this_is_not_valid@#.#> wrote in message >...
>> "Kadaitcha Man" > sayeth:
>>
>> >jwk wrote:
>> >> First I apologize. Looking at the newsgroups through MS's web site I
>> >> know microsoft.public.windowsxp.work_remotely exists; but my ISP
>> >> doesn't carry it or it's not available externally.
>> >>
>> >> I'm running XP Pro here in PA. My sister in NYC is also running XP
>> >> Pro. The finace in NJ has it also, with 7 users (not all her kids,
>> >> thankfully). My
>> >> father (the least experienced of all) I donated my copy of Win 2K Pro
>> >> to.
>> >>
>> >> With each person's permission I'd like to be able take control or at
>> >> least help remotely with out having to travel 100 miles one way -
>> >> except the girlfriend of course. I know XP has remote abilities; are
>> >> they enabled
>> >> as is? Do I need to go to SMS for remote administration? What about
>> >> crossing domain lines?
>> >>
>> >> How can I go about establishing network drives? I know I have to
>> >> share
>> >> out a drive or a portion of it. But when I try to connect even within
>> >> the "rcn.com" domain, but across state lines I cannot find the other
>> >> machine. What am I missing here?
>> >
>> >Thanks for spilling the beans and sharing your chaotic family life with the
>> >world. You could have trimmed all that crap down to the following and not
>> >bored anyone ****less:
>> >
>>
>> If you don't like to see stories like this, Usenet is not the place
>> to be.
>>
>> >I'm running XP Pro. I know XP has remote abilities; are they enabled as is?
>> >Do I need to go to SMS for remote administration? What about crossing
>> >domain lines? How can I go about establishing network drives?
>> >
>> >Go here for step by step instructions:
>> >http://kadaitcha.ath.cx/xp_how_to.aspx#i

[Kadaitcha Man]

Educron wrote:
> (D) sayeth:
>
>> Educron:
>>
>> I am glad that I am not the only one.
>>
>> Thanks for the support.
>
> No problem. I'm just sick of people nitpicking others
> for the littlest things.


Yeah, like lack of brains, small stuff like that.

--
David Andrew Clayton (DAC) >
wrote about Kadaitcha Man:

> You're a wholly evil ****er. You take the 'I am a *******' stance,
> and extrapolate it out to 'I am an absolute uncaring ******* with the
> time and means to make almost anyone suffer.'
>
> Whereas other people have some faint nascent ideal about 'lines that
> should not be crossed', you barge through taboo, and straight through
> 'unthinking prejudice', right into "knock 'em down and then **** them
> over."