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Asked by madmx78 in Windows XP Operating System, Remote Access Software, Miscellaneous Networking
Hi Experts;
I am running windows xp professional on two computers. I would like to access computer A through remote access while I am out of the office with my laptop computer B.
Please note computer A is behind a router (netgear WNR834B). I am not very familiar with port forwarding, static ip's and remote access settings etc. So I would appreciate settings in simple terms.
First of all I would like to use windows xp pro feature Remote desktop connection. One more thing I am not clear of is, do I need to set a server or domain and if yes how do I do that?
To serve my purpose I think RDC is the best and fastest option. I have searched for step by step guides to be able to create a connection and I tried dyndns.org for a host name but I dont seem to be getting anywhere. Please assist.
Thanks
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