Summary: I have a small network with a Linksys router and a DSL modem. I have the external IP and the IP of the router. From outsite the office, is there any...
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: Typical off site road warrior access is done with a vpn router and the routers vpn client on the remote users laptops. This is easy to setup in that ...
Summary: Hi everyone, Currently, we are running 2 domains - one for staff, and another for students. However, our Cisco Catalyst 2960 router has too many port...
Summary: hello, TCP/IP based network with PDC on NT4 and DHCP on 2000. Anyway to limit access to the internet for only successfully logged in folks? ...
Summary: Hello... I receive the following error message when I try to access the folders on my Win2K machine from my Win95... "Access to the specified device, ...
Summary: I have a network computer I want to block access to the internet. I want to leave access to the internal network, and to specific software/ports like ...
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: End user for Company A is having VPN connectivity issues to a remote server over dial up POPs. User is able to see some remote shares over the Cisco V...
Summary: I have a rt311 netgear router that is properly configured for remote access. I can telent to the router IP just fine and browse the main menu interfa...
Summary: I am trying to access a computer via remote desktop that is connected to a Netgear MR814 router. Non of the settings for this router match anything I...
Summary: Can someone familiar with VNC (Remote access software) tell me how one can access a remote PC via the internet where both the ISP internet IP address ...
Summary: Ok, let me start out by saying, I am SICK of opeining port 1723 and some other random ports on my Linksys WRT300N Router, which NEVER works. VPN Keeps...
Summary: I have a Q-see security DVR/Camera set that is attached to my linksys router connected to the internet via cox cable. I have forwarded the ports 80 a...
Summary: Hey I have a dse wire router with 4 Ports. I am needing wireless networking, Can i just add a wireless access point to the router, so i don'n need to ...
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: Hi, my sister has a router connected to her XP desktop computer which is working fine, but she and I don't know how to link up an XP laptop to it. T...
Summary: I know there have been tons of posts on a similar topic but I can't seem to find one with specifics. I'm naive to a lot of this stuff so please bear ...
Summary: The only way it could conceivably work is if the computer being controlled initiated the connection attempt to some central computer (kinda like a cha...
Summary: I've been running W2k-SP4 for a few years with no problems on a 2.8 Ghz Pentium 4 pc. Suddenly, I can no longer access the Web through Firefox (call t...
Summary: Hi, I wish to know how you access another computer thro' internet. I have my computer at home and want to access it from office thro' internet. Let me...
Summary: Well, first thing you do is hook them back up. That always helps. Connect the cable modem to the router through its WAN port and connect your PCs on...
Summary: If you have XP, you can use Remote Desktop, which comes with XP PRO. You will have to type the ip address of the router and the RDP port (3389), like ...
Summary: I heard that I can enable remote access to my computer over the Internet so that I may use all the applications on my home computers at any time. What...
Summary: Hey Everyone, I am having a problem remotely connecting to a desktop, which is on a wirless LAN. I have Cool Remote Control Server running on the remo...
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