Remote Access Packages

There are several - we use PCAnyWhere from Symantec. Reasonably fast and reliable; it can use NT security which is a plus; will also support Win2K.
Be aware that any graphic remote control is VERY slow over a dialup ( I only use it over a VPN via high-speed Internet connection ). If you can, a command line option like RCMD ( Microsoft's Remote Command Server ) which comes with the Resource Kit, or Telnet, might be the best choice.

You could just use NT's built in RAS services. What do you need to do once connected?

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