[mw2600] Networking

[Chris Clymer]

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What you want is a VPN, plain and simple.

You can accomplish similar things with SSH tunneling, or even plain old
ssh and scp depending on your needs, possibly VNC,  you could use
ftp...but the simplest, most obvious, and most secure method is a VPN.
They are meant to be used for exactly your kind of situation.

el Deuce wrote:
> Hey,
> 
> I am looking into different options to network from my home computer to
> my office computer.
> I want to be able to leave all the original files on my office computer
> but have full access to them from home.
> I know there is VPN as well as some other types of software.
> If anyone has had any experience or heard anything about a type of
> software that works well, please let me know.
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Kyle
> 
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