Need Help on Remote conecition on W2k!!

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Hi
Im trying to conect from my house to a W2k Server at my Office, and i dont
know how!!....this is the scenario:
My office server it's connected to the internet by a Linksys router that
has a public IP .... in my house i conetc to the internet by 2wire (ISP) what
i have to do or configure>???

Thanks,
GENARO
 
you can use RDC over VPN. that means you establish the VPN and then use remote Desktop Connection. this page may help you, demo ts over vpn
.... To use TS over VPN, normally you need to establish VPN using the VPN ....
However, with a pre-setup, you can just one-click to run TS over VPN in just ...
www.chicagotech.net/demopages.htm

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Hi
Im trying to conect from my house to a W2k Server at my Office, and i dont
know how!!....this is the scenario:
My office server it's connected to the internet by a Linksys router that
has a public IP .... in my house i conetc to the internet by 2wire (ISP) what
i have to do or configure>???

Thanks,
GENARO
 
Genaro said:
Hi
Im trying to conect from my house to a W2k Server at my Office, and i dont
know how!!....this is the scenario:
My office server it's connected to the internet by a Linksys router that
has a public IP .... in my house i conetc to the internet by 2wire (ISP) what
i have to do or configure>???

Thanks,
GENARO
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The easiest way would be to access your office server via
Remote Desktop. Here is what you need to do:

1. Install Terminal Server on your server (unless it is already installed).
2. Enable your account to use the Terminal Server on the server.
3. Download the Remote Desktop client to your home PC from here:
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/pro/downloads/rdclientdl.asp
4. Install the Remote Desktop client, and create a shortcut on your
desktop (mstsc.exe).
5. Create a tunnel on your office router/firewall so that packets for
port 3389 are directed to the internal server address.
6. Test Remote Desktop (RDP) from inside your office network by
running this command:
mstsc /v:YourServer'sInternalIP-Address
7. Test the RDP port from your home machine by running this command:
telnet YourServer'sPublicAddress 3389
8. Test RDP from your home machine by running this command:
mstsc /v:YourServer'sPublicAddress

To enhance security a little, consider chaning the default port (3389)
to some other port (e.g. 35687).
 
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