Terminal Services. Set it up using add/remove programs->add/remove windows
components. Select Ts, click OK and check Remote Administration. The user
needs to log in with a userid that's a member of the local Administrators
group, but that's what you seem to want anyway.
It can use encryption. Grades are Basic - 40 bit, Strong - 56 bit and
Strongest - 128 bit.

Search MSKB for articles - it's easy to set up and use. Just open up TCP
port 3389 on your fw. All you need on the client is a TS client. Either
d/l the TSAC or use TS Client Creator on the server to create a floppy
that installs on the client.
Oh and BTW - did I mention that it's fast as well ?

Søren A

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> I am needing to get a solution in place today to connect W2K Pro workstation
> via the internet to a W2K Server (not advanced server). The external user
> need to have control of the box enought to run SQL Enterise Manager and have
> access to all administrative task (Event log, etc..) I have heard some
> things about Remote Admin in 2000?? I would rather not have to use
> PC-Anywhere but if it's the fastest solution I may use it for now. I also am
> sitting behind a Check Point FW1 version 4.1.
</snip>

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