This sample chapter, taken from Microsoft Windows XP Unleashed, discusses how to make remote connections in Windows XP.
Learn about the three remote networking solutions that are available for Windows XP.
This sample chapter, taken from Microsoft Windows XP Unleashed, covers the following topics:
- Creating a Dial-Up Connection
- Connecting to a Remote Desktop
- Using Virtual Private Network Connections
Title: Microsoft Windows XP Unleashed
ISBN: 067232833X
Published: September 2005
Author: Paul McFedries
Chapter: Chapter 23: Making Remote Network Connections
Published by Sams
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