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I have used PC Anywhere for such hookups with great results. One of my clients needed to access their office computer while on vacation several states away and did so every day with ease. While PC Anywhere does take over the console, it lets users on both ends work on the same program at the same time. Like collaborative working.
Posted by: Paulsee at April 5, 2005 6:17 AMThere is also a free program > Log Me In
Posted by: Lon F Jarrell Jr at April 11, 2005 5:56 AMI'm using beinsync (http://www.beinsync.com) which takes a whole different approach to remote access. It has both a free version and a Pro version for $5 a month.
Posted by: Alex at June 9, 2005 1:23 AMme and my friends have set up a home network between 4 computers for internet access using a switch. is there any way possible of sharing the hard drives on the computers through the switch? or would a router need to be involved?
Posted by: Steven Allsopp at September 10, 2005 5:16 AMA switch would work nicely. You'll need to enable file sharing on the various computers involved.
Posted by: Leo at September 10, 2005 9:16 AMdear friends
please help me for finding way,
i want to view my office from home, i have installed camera in office and configured with dvr card, if i try to view from local network i can see camera but not possible from home pc, i have internet both place where office has local cable connectin and home has dial up connection
hey buddy need ur help
how can i connect my pc with my friends pc we both ave broadband connections with diffrent subnets n ip given by our isp's
hi i have recd an static ip address & want to access my office server from my home on a laptop. how shall i be able to retrieve / access the server hard disk from my home. how to go about the installation of the static ip & do i require any software for downloading / accessing the office server ?
Posted by: mehul mevawalla at February 2, 2006 5:08 AMHello
Is there a way to connect a portable hard drive directly to a router? so I could have the hard drive always available on the net?
Thank you.
Posted by: Luigi at February 11, 2006 5:08 PMCheck out www.hamachi.cc Leo talks about this in other forums. This stuff is changing rapidly, but with hamachi there is now a totally free VPN solution that enables LANs to connect for games/file sharing etc and it is really easy to set up. At last...
Posted by: James Moxham at April 8, 2006 6:18 AM
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