The big vendors like Cisco and Citrix depend on those protocols for their clients. There are at least 5 different common ways for companies to provide VPN access: PPTP, OpenVPN, IPSec, SSH-based, and Web(SSL)-based. However, we don't have enough information to say this for certain yet. Here, again, I suspect you'll be able to use Home Premium. But this is hardly necessary for what you are doing.
Remote Desktop is a huge step up from VNC-based solutions like is used on the Mac. In my mind, the killer feature of Professional over Home Premium for home use is the built-in Remote Desktop server. You used to want the Professional Edition of Windows for development work because it included IIS, but as of Windows 7 IIS is now available on Home Premium as well. Unlike Apple, Microsoft does not put any restrictions on whether you are allowed to run in a VM, as long as you have a license for the VM copy, so any edition will fit that requirement.
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