Vbscripts: Remote Desktop Disconnected Windows XP SP2

When I in the office. I can remote to server 2000 with URL is: http://204.72.x.x:8080/tsweb/default.htm. But when I at home, I am getting an error: vbscripts: remote desktop disconnected. Please some one let me know why. Please advice. Note: I have proxy server at work.

I'm not sure if Apple Remote can, but
Microsoft offers a free program called Remote Desktop Connection so you can do just that.
www.microsoft.com/mac

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