As long as he is connected, he has an ip address. I have a static. Others may have a dhcp which likely won't change for a long time. Just get the ip, then access it like any of the other 2^32 - 1 ip addresses out there. On Thu, May 24, 2001 at 08:21:32AM -0700, Bob Crandell wrote: > He talked about running GoldMine remotely. There may be another program too. I >don't think he cares so much about remote administration. > > The part I'm most interested in is @home. What does it take to get to an inside >computer for anything. I'm just using VNC as an example. He may end up using >pcAnywhere or some such yuck. > > >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 5/24/2001 7:51:27 AM >>> > On Thu, 24 May 2001, Bob Crandell wrote: > > > We got a call from a guy yesterday who wants to access his office computer while >he is out of town. What is involved with getting in from the outside through @home? > > He is running Win98 on one computer and Win2K on the other. > > Let's use VNC as an example. > > He is leaving Monday and it would be nice if we could have something in place by >then. > > is cygwin available for win2k? that way you could have sshd to serve as a > transport. Or you could go with BackOrifice, name notwithstanding it's > supposed to be a fairly effective remote admin tool for windows.
