Summary: OK I see one of two things: 1) You have highspeed and want to connect to your PC remotely via the highspeed in order to then use dialup 2) You have no...
Summary: Unless you have free cellular use it could get to be very expensive. You can use a dialup land line at the computer end and a version of remote acces...
Summary: Hi I am looknig to set up some remote access software to allow us to let a user connect to a pc for a software demo. Similiar to PC anywhere or Web X...
Summary: I have an Adsl modem connected to a pc with XP pro, second computer with XP Home Connected to the XP Pro PC via single piece of string (Cat5). The XP ...
Summary: Recently I installed some remote control software's in my office and home pc. . But when I tried to connect to my office pc, from home using it ..it...
Summary: hi, i wanna remote access my work computer from my home but not sure how to do it!! i've both dynamic IP at both area(home and work) and the computer ...
Summary: "I've read various posts regarding Remote Access but none really give me the exact answers I'm looking for :" Would that be because they did not refer...
Summary: Hello, I have set up a network between my XP pc and my 95 pc. I installed realVNC so that I could use remotely access. The XP pc has multiple users a...
Summary: I am trying to remotely access a server that is connected to the internet using Internet Connection Sharing. I have a workstationg running Windows XP ...
Summary: Hey, im trying to use a remote access client software (tight vnc) to access my display on my home pc that has the (tight vnc) server installed. The h...
Summary: Check out the link in Response Number 2: Logmein is a good program for remote access from one PC to another. And it's free. There are other decent f...
Summary: You can use NeoRouter (www.neorouter.com). It's free and has more features. Basically it creates a virtual LAN over the Internet for you, so that you ...
Summary: I am helping a friend set up his home office and he needs access to his business office. He has to buy a system for his business office to work as ser...
Summary: If you have highspeed internet at both ends your best bet would be a highspeed internet router that allows VPN passthrough located at your office. Se...
Summary: We are currently having problems with an associate trying to access our server from Michigan. I'm new to this company and need some help. Everything...
Summary: There are several ways to go about remote access. ISDN PRI lines can only support 23 voice-line callers at a time - to handle 200 simultaneous calls y...
Summary: Have a Cisco 1720. To use the dial in remote access do I need a modem or can I simply connect in a standard phone line with dial tone directly into t...
Summary: I was wondering if anyone new of any secure remote access software that would give a real time image of the remote desktop along with access to files,...
Summary: Buy a router. Linksys routers are cheap and affordable and do more than just routing your one IP address to multiple PC's. 79.99 at Best Buy or CompUS...
Summary: I've been trying to set up an advanced connection, when I try to I get an error message saying that the Routing and Remote Access service is needed, s...
Summary: I the past I have used RAS with a dial-up connection to remotely access my LAN. When I dialed in I could see the LAN as if I were at the office. i wou...
Summary: I want to be able to remotely control my home pc from overseas including downloading files to the home pc via remote access. What free software can ca...
Summary: i too have a netgear router and use it remotely. in the router settings, i have remote access enabled and i am using port 8080 (i think this was the ...
Summary: first of all, i have an ethernet card, and a 56k card. if i go to start, settings, then to network connections. then click to create a new connection....
Summary: I'm running a brand new Compaq Presario laptop with the following specs: Celeron 2.4 ghz 256 MB DDR RAM 20 GB Hard Drive 56K Modem 10/100 Ethernet ca...
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