Remote Desktop Connection

Yelllllo, this problem is really annoying me, caus i cant figure it out. i have 2 computers with win2kprosp3, and remote desktop connection off the winxpro disc. RDC is on both computers and im wanting to control each computer from the other computer(gaming reasons).

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Yelllllo,
this problem is really annoying me, caus i cant figure it out.
i have 2 computers with win2kprosp3, and remote desktop connection off the winxpro disc.
RDC is on both computers and im wanting to control each computer from the other computer(gaming reasons).
i have winroute on comp1, which is the comp which connects to the internet. I can use the internet from comp2 via ICS,(im posting from comp2 now) but to access comp1's files from comp2 i need a password, and vice-versa. but i cannot figure out why RDC doesn't work. I set it all up with the right settings and passwords, it sends 4 or 5 packets then carks it self with an error message( the client could not connect to the remote computer. Its something to do with permissions i think, but i dont know where to set them.
anyhelp would be hot,
thanks,
Cazzman.

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You can not control either computer via RDC because Win2k Pro does not support remote desktop (Terminal Services).
 
Win2k Server supports 2 remote logins (In remote administration mode, more in Application server mode).
 
WinXP Pro (Home does not) supports 1 active session, either console or remote.
 
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Win 2003 Server supports multiple connections as did Win2k Server albeit in a slightly different manner.
 
As far as the being prompted for a password, it is indeed because you will have to have matching accounts (usernames and passwords) on both machines. (Unless of course you have a domain setup )
 
Clear as mud now?