XP remote access without password

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I'm running a computer that is set up to re-start should the power fail, then come back on. This computer automatically re-starts and loads the video cameras it monitors. It does not use login information on startup
When attempting to access this system remotely, without a computer name and password I can not connect. If I configure the remote with user name and password I can then log in. Problem is, if the power should fail and then return on the remote system it will not re-start the program but only sets waiting for login information
I need to have the two computers be able to connect through dialup without requiring a a computer name or password
Thanks
Ron
 
These old threads may help with this issue...In general it is a BIG SECURITY RISK...

http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=...1c2c684$1ddef950$d4f82ecf@TK2MSFTNGXA11#link3

http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=...edde&seekm=#sb5GLfoCHA.844@TK2MSFTNGP12#link1

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I haven't read Al's posted threads.

My home machine (which is relatively physically secure!) is set to autologon
using a username and password. This can be done via the TweakUI download
from www.microsoft.com/xp

It boots, and comes up to the desktop, and an applet connects to my dynamic
DNS service. I can definitely reboot it remotely--in fact, on Monday I
remotely uninstalled an XP Service pack, rebooted, and began the install of
another Service pack, all from miles away.

You can set up to connect without a password, and, in the situation where
the dialin is the only networking involved, this may be reasonably safe--but
I'd sure prefer to use a username and password and make sure the power
recovery and reboot situations are handled correctly.
 
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