All versions of Server 2003 have RD, AFAIK. There's also the related
Terminal Services. (I'm probably wrong, but it's my impression that RD is
just a specific set of configurations and interface for Terminal Services.)

--
Gary S. Terhune
MS-MVP Shell/User
www.grystmill.com

"glee" wrote in message
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You can use Remote Desktop Protocol to connect *TO* a WinXP Pro machine
FROM another XP system; or FROM a Win95/98/ME/NT4/2K computer, if the
Remote Desktop Connection software is installed on those systems.

You cannot use RDP to connect FROM a WinXP Pro system except to another
WinXP Pro system, or to Vista, or to Windows Home Server (and therefore
probably to Server 2003).
--
Glen Ventura, MS MVP Shell/User, A+


"Glen" wrote in message
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I have RDP installed on my XP machines and I am not able to remote into my
Win98 and W2k machines. My Win98 and W2k machines **DO** remote to my XP
machines with no problems at all.

Everything I've seen only talks about installing the RDP manually, which
I
had to do of course, since it's not part of the OS.

There is nothing to configure like there is in XP (Firewall, exception,
remote tab when you right click 'my computer', etc.

Is what I'm trying to do possible?