G
Greg
I have a laptop issued by my employer. The operating
system is Windows 200. While at work I am connected to a
network using a domain. I connect to this network using an
integrated 10/100 ethernet card. The IP adress is static.
I want to connect to my home network so that I can acess
work via a VPN through my DSL modem on my home network.
My home network is a workgroup that uses DNS to assign
addresses. I connect to this network using a 802.11.g
wireless network card.
How can I accomplish this without having to reconfigure
the entire network setup each time I switch from one
network to the other?
system is Windows 200. While at work I am connected to a
network using a domain. I connect to this network using an
integrated 10/100 ethernet card. The IP adress is static.
I want to connect to my home network so that I can acess
work via a VPN through my DSL modem on my home network.
My home network is a workgroup that uses DNS to assign
addresses. I connect to this network using a 802.11.g
wireless network card.
How can I accomplish this without having to reconfigure
the entire network setup each time I switch from one
network to the other?