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remote networking
Name: bandit Date: October 1, 2002 at 13:36:34 Pacific OS: win95 CPU/Ram: 1.8ghz / 256
Comment:
I want to share files with my office pc so that when working from home I can work on the same file I would if I was at work (sad I know!)
I have broadband at home and the office and have heard that I need a static IP address but I want to know how to set the file sharing.
Please help - At the moment I have to e-mail files back and forward and overwrite each time.
Name: advisor Date: October 1, 2002 at 18:21:15 Pacific
Reply:
That involes lots of work with remote networking because you have to set up ras, and get it there, and map drive there....
There is one quick solution, get a copy of vnc or tightvnc. It's a freeware like pcanywhere, you can actually access computer remotely. You will feel like you are working at the office at home. It can be found at www.webattack.com or download.com
I used that software to remote trouble shoot my clients
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