Navigiation through the Time Tunnel of Time Machine impossible :-(

Hello
I recognised a strange behavior when using Apple Remote Desktop with a Time Tunnel within Time Machine.
When I enter over VPN-Connection to a Server of a client and I am able to Enter Time Machine without any problem. Also to Navigation through all the saving in the left bar are possible but as soon as I go to the middle of the screen to copy file, "I lose the cursor". I see only the Cursor in the left Bar and in the Button Bar (cancel, today, restore).
I tested it with 2 server (Intel xerve 2.66 with 12 Gb Ram and an PowerMac G5 with 8Gb RAM). When I test it with my lokal server over 100mb ethernet it works fine.
I would suggest the simulation of the time tunnel background takes to many resource to send them over the VPN. We working with VPN Tunnels with fast Internet (VDSL 20000/1000 kps)
Any Idea how I can solve this problem?
Gérard

Wifi is the same.. all wifi networks are just that.. networks. There is no direct control of the hard disk.. it must have a smart OS (firmware) built into the unit that shares the hard disk over the network using AFP or SMB (mostly those two but there are other protocols, like FTP, HTTP, etc but Apple doesn't believe in anything else) Time Machine is only able to backup local drives.. that is a drive that is totally controlled by the computer. It matters not a wit, which interface you use, sata, esata, usb, fw400, fw800 or thunderbolt.. all of them are directly controlled by the computer.
Carbon copy cloner can copy files from one network drive to another. Finder can of course copy files.

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