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Can you tell me if this applies to Vista aswell?
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I haven't tried but I believe so. Perhaps there is some kind of wizard that is different but it should work the same way.
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Hi guys. Can you tell me if this is possible?<br />
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I have a notebook/laptop from my workplace. This has a WLAN-card and a LAN-card. I live at a student dorm with a proxy server of some kind, that has been configured to allow the WLAN-card to access the internet (by its MAC address). From the laptop I can connect to my workplace VPN using the WLAN-card (which allows me to access the internet). What I want to do now, is to remotely connect to the laptop from my iMac using the LAN-card. This way I can use the laptop remotely on a 24&quot; monitor without having to buy a new monitor, that takes a lot of space.<br />
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So - is this possible: iMac -&gt; LAN -&gt; Laptop -&gt; WLAN (on the internet) -&gt; Workplace VPN?
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Hi guys. Can you tell me if this is possible?

I have a notebook/laptop from my workplace. This has a WLAN-card and a LAN-card. I live at a student dorm with a proxy server of some kind, that has been configured to allow the WLAN-card to access the internet (by its MAC address). From the laptop I can connect to my workplace VPN using the WLAN-card (which allows me to access the internet). What I want to do now, is to remotely connect to the laptop from my iMac using the LAN-card. This way I can use the laptop remotely on a 24" monitor without having to buy a new monitor, that takes a lot of space.

So - is this possible: iMac -> LAN -> Laptop -> WLAN (on the internet) -> Workplace VPN?

Is it possible to remote connect to a local network PC via LAN, that is connected to workplace VPN via WLAN?

A virtual private network (VPN) is a network that uses a public telecommunication infrastructure, such as the Internet, to provide remote offices or travelling users access to a central organizational network securely. VPNs encapsulate data transfers using secure cryptographic methods and other security mechanisms to ensure that only authorized users can access the network and that the data cannot be intercepted.