Access a networked computer at home from the office

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Could anyone tell me how I can set up access to a networked home
computer from my office? The computer is connected via a static ip
address and an internal static address setup. Thanks!
 
Depends on what you mean by access and what operating system it is running.
If you want to access files, you could set up a VPN (if the home computer is
Windows 2000 or XP-Pro. If it's XP home. you'll need something akin to PC
Anywhere. IF it's XP Pro, you could use RDP. Please specify what you are
trying to do more specifically and we can tell you (in general terms) how to
do it. It would be nice to know:

Computer at work's OS
Computer at home's OS
Type of router at home
firewall at work?

....kurt
 

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