Dial-up networking Question

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Is there a way for my work pc (which is Windows XP SP2) and is connected to
the internet through a ethernet card(fast internet), to be be set up with a
modem on it, so when at home I can call into it and use the internet
connection? If not is there anyway to get this to work with maybe server or
something?

Thanks
 
Hi

If it not your own business you probably violate the rules (or may be even
the law) by doing so.

Technology wise (if the system can yield itself for such a configuration)
the Speed of the connection would be the Speed of a Dialup modem regardless
of what is the Speed of the Work Internet connection. Therefore, you put
yourself at Risk, you might compromise Work's Network Security, and you
would save yourself less than $10 a month (the cost of obtaining you own
Dialup).

Jack (MVP-Networking).
 
It is for my work, I am aware it won't be as fast, but If it possible I would
like to try. Instead of paying for 2 internet connections.
 
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