Hi guys one quick question. How do you configure Linux to log-on another Linux box and "control" that computer using dial-up?
To explain, I'm planning on setting up a Linux box in the office and one at home. All the data will be inputed in the office computer (e.g. sales, expenses, schedule of activities, etc.). At night, I plan on logging in manually (or if it is possible, letting the linux box log-on by itself to the office PC) from home via dial-up to the office computer to download all the data I need. I can do this setup using Windows and the program "PCanywhere" but the problem is the system crashes and I need to get my data from the office computer every night. Through experimentation, I have discovered that Linux is really the way to go for stability. Although I know that some apps in Linux are not as robust as its Windows counterpart (i.e., Office), I am willing to stick with it and learn more if I can figure out a way to setup my office and home PC communication. I have managed to configure my myDSL connection using another distribution of Linux. Hope you guys can help. By the way, please don't go too technical on me with the Linux lingo, I'm a Linux newbie. Thanks. _ Philippine Linux Users Group. Web site and archives at http://plug.linux.org.ph To leave: send "unsubscribe" in the body to [EMAIL PROTECTED] To subscribe to the Linux Newbies' List: send "subscribe" in the body to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
