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Accessing home broadband ?

sham69 · 2006-12-01 11:09:45

Hi All. How difficult is it to access my home machine from work? I did it about 6 years ago (dialup) with Pc Anywhere but havent a clue about doing it with broadband or if it is actually possible? Is there any decent software out there that could help me. Cheers. Sham

01-12-2006 11:09am

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sham69

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Hi All.
How difficult is it to access my home machine from work?
I did it about 6 years ago (dialup) with Pc Anywhere but havent a clue about doing it with broadband or if it is actually possible?
Is there any decent software out there that could help me.
Cheers.
Sham

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#2 01-12-2006 12:01pm

hopeful

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I've used LogMeIn from time to time.

Great for scaring the kids when I'm at work and they suddenly lose control of the mouse:D

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#3 01-12-2006 12:50pm

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vnc and nx are worth looking into too. Not sure if there's a free version of nx for windows, but vnc is definitely free (google real vnc).

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