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Your terminology is confusing.
You've said that you wish to connect to a Windows XP machine from a Windows
2000 Server machine.
The Windows XP machine must be Windows XP Professional. In the remote tab,
in properties of My Computer, enable Remote Desktop.
On the Windows 2000 Server machine, you need an RDP client. I don't recall
what came with Windows 2000--something did, and if you are really worried
about adding code to the server you can use that.
You could also download the latest Remote Desktop client piece for Windows
Server 2003, and run that on the Windows 2000 server. In this usage, the
server is the "client" and the XP machine is the "host."
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=a8255ffc-4b4a-40e7-a706-cde7e9b57e79&displaylang=en
"Joel A." <Joel A.@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I am also trying to install Terminal Services on a Windows XP machine but
>can't find it also. I am aware of Remote Desktop but I am trying to login
>to a the Windows XP machine from a Windows 2000 Server machine which
>doesn't have Remote Desktop so I need to install the client on Windows XP.
>How would I go about doing that since I can't use adminpak.msi on Windows
>XP?
>
> "Tomas Palomo" wrote:
>
>> I am a tech support worker configuring a new laptop with Windows XP. I
>> am suppoed to install the Terminal Server Client, but cannot find it. XP
>> doesn't bring the option in the Control Panel. Is this service compatible
>> and instalable on Windows XP?