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Use Desktop PC as stoage device with remote access

Asked by justearth in Miscellaneous Networking, Storage Technology, Computer Servers

Tags: server, remote desktop, file storage, remote storage, remote access

Hello,
I have a desktop currently running Home XP SP3. I'd like to set it up to use as a remote storage device. What it an acceptable, easy way to do this?  I just want to plug it in in the corner hooked up to my broadband and the be able to access files on it from elsewhere via the internet or www.  I am ok switching the OS but prefer to keep this inexpensive.

Thoughts, ideas, suggestions?
Thanks,
JE
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