The assumption here is that you have setup Windows 98 to accept dial-in
connections. Something that is described here:
http://www3.sympatico.ca/mikenowo/hints/dialup-server.htm
If you haven't done what the above URL describes, after you do that, what do
you think you will be able to do when dialed-in?
Take over the console?
View what the user at the keyboard is seeing?
You won't be able to do those things without 3rd party remote control
software.
So if remote control is your goal, suggest you invest in PC Anywhere or
similar software for Win98, configure that software to accept dial-in
connections, and use the PC Anywhere client on Windows 2000 to connect to
it.
Carl
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[mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Frederick Navarro
Sent: Monday, June 07, 2004 2:52 AM
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Subject: [PCBUILD] Windows 2K Server dial-up
Hi, don't know if this has been posed but I have a problem with my windows
2k server. I want that it will dial-up my remote windows 98 pc since the
people using that win98 are not so technical (i.e. knows if connection was
terminated,etc.) so I wanted to do the dialing from win2k to win98 and not
win98 to win2k. My problem is, after dialing, the windows 2k will pop up
that it has something to do with credentials not the same with the remote
computer, and will prompt for a username, password and the domain. I tried
configuring 2 win2k machines for dial-up and it ran ok, I think it has
something to do with windows 98 configuration wherein I could'nt configure
which users can "dial-in". I've tried manipulating the settings either in
win98 or win2k, but still I can't find a solution to my problem, hope you
have some valuable pointers i missed out, thanks!!!
Frederick
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