Comments for How can I connect to my office computer from home using a dial-up connection?

Comment from Seral on 2009-11-12

2009-11-13T02:11:53Z

I find a answer, use super network tunnel, find it at http://www.networktunnel.net

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Comment from Mayank on 2008-04-01

2008-04-01T08:18:13Z

I have read your comments on remotly access by PCAnywhere, that good i m satisfied with your comments.i would need you in future.

Thanks

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Comment from ken on 2006-10-18

2006-10-18T18:55:22Z

so how can I connect to my office internet from my house internet?
My home internet provider does not support VOIP but we have a VSAT system in the office that work with VOIP. so how can I use my home internet connection and connect to my office internet?

Thank you

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Comment from Kevin Buckner on 2006-08-02

2006-08-02T22:15:28Z

I am running XPHome ed. at home and getting out to the net by way of DSL router (Bellsouth). My office PC is behind a firewall and I am running XP pro. I also have the PCAnywhere software at the officie. What options do I have?

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Comment from Blake on 2006-07-29

2006-07-29T17:00:09Z

if you need further assistance on connecting and are using winxp pro on the computer you are trying to connect to "you need to have a always on internet connection", email me at sandisk@comcast.net and i will send you detailed instructions or if you have any questions feelfree to ask

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Comment from Muntazir Mehdi on 2006-03-09

2006-03-09T20:05:14Z

I did this using PCAnywhere. First you need to know the static IP that your ISP assigned to your office Modem/Router. Now install PCAnywhere on both computers.

At OFFICE: Open PCAnywhere and set it as HOST. Access your DSL Modem/Router (normally by using http://10.0.0.2). Open "Port Forwarding" and add PCAnywhere port to your computer's IP address assigned by the modem/router.

At Home: open PCAnywhere. Click "Quick Connect". Type IP address of modem/router that you got from your ISP. click CONNECT. Give username and password that you entered while configuring your office pc as host. Done!

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