I've succesfully used pcAnywhere with a network connection but I'm unable to connect to my host computers with a dial-up connection. I'm assuming that it has something to do with the dial-up networking settings but I don't know what the correct settings are. My home network consists of a cable modem and a linksys router with wireless access point. This router serves as the DHCP client to 2 desktop computers and my laptop computer wirelessly. Does anyone know what I can do to connect to these desktops with a dial-up connection on my laptop when I'm away from home? Please get back to me asap.
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Dial-Up Networking Settings HELP!!!
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Is the computer at home always on? If so, does it have a static ip address? If not, is the ip address usually the same?
If the ip address is the same always, try
You can use a web browser to control your computer from any dial up connection.
If the ip changes, you could run ICQ and remotley see the ip address of the user name that you define on ICQ on that computer and use the browser that way.
Remotely Anywhere is java and pretty fast.
Let me know.
Beaster
If the ip address is the same always, try
You can use a web browser to control your computer from any dial up connection.
If the ip changes, you could run ICQ and remotley see the ip address of the user name that you define on ICQ on that computer and use the browser that way.
Remotely Anywhere is java and pretty fast.
Let me know.
Beaster
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