Summary: I am looking for a remote access program that will allow me to access my home computer from work. It would need to be web based, since I cant install ...
Summary: I need a little help. i'am trying to ping my static ip from work to home to be able to take over my computer at home. I 'am using the remotly anywhere...
Summary: I have at work a wireless laptop that is part of a domain and on a static IP, no problems can see the Internet, access printers and the lan with no pr...
Summary: And I thought I was the only one recycling old equipment from work to home :-) Give a person a fish, they eat for a day. Suggest they internet search...
Summary: I am trying to connect to my G4 at home from work. The home Mac runs OSX and is connected to a D-Link router. The work Mac runs OS9. I set up th...
Summary: hi, When i type 192.168.1.xxx into remote desktop from within my network evey thing works fine. (replacing the xxx with individual sytem #) Now if i ...
Summary: I'm recently unable to connect to my home pc from work. At home the pc I'm trying to connect to is running Win XP Pro. It's on a network connected wit...
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: 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: The only practical way would be to use remote desktop from work to access the home system (either lanline or isp). If you access it with PSTN you will...
Summary: I happen to use Ultra VNC, which uses port 5800 or 5900 by default. The VNC programs must have access to your home PC's public IP address, and your pu...
Summary: I work as a computer tech for a small company. This company is growing rapidly so they are asking for things that are a little over my head. I work in...
Summary: I'm having difficulty with remote desktop connection from work to Home. My environment is: At Home: Direct connection to internet (no firewall or rout...
Summary: To add to what Mike and Bob said, if you need to access multiple computers at work, it gets far more complicated. Two options will you have at this po...
Summary: I am Trying to access a NAS Storage Drive from Work to Home for a backup I am using Backup4all with a FTP connection I have opened port 21 at Home Tic...
Summary: Even if you don't have a static IP account from your provider, it's possible your IP will stay the same all the time. For example, my provider for my ...
Summary: Ace, you should have a look at Team viewer too......it's a whole lot simpler. Just a little tidbit of Remote Controlling computers securely. Any time ...
Summary: Sounds like what you want to do is set up a VPN connection from work to home. There are a number of programs you can use. I use a free program calle...
Summary: I have setup a network drive that backs up my files from work to home. I can access the drive via IE but it does not ask for a password I have set pa...
Summary: Back in the day I used to run a BBS. Some of you oldtimers will remember what that is. For those of you who don't, BBS stands for "Bulletin Board Sy...
Summary: Set your routers lan to the same ip subnet as your work. So lets say at home you are in the 192.168.1.x subnet but at work you are 200.200.10.x and yo...
Summary: What is the best way to have direct access (i.e control a remote system while viewing it's desktop)to a second computer in another room in the house? ...
Summary: Have you tried remote desktop connection? Start>programs>accessories>communication>remote desktop caonnection. Works great muck like terminal services...
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: Thanks, I did try Remote access desktop before but it didn't work. I think it is for connecting to windows XP pro machines and mine's XP home. Or coul...
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