Re: [plug] access to home computer from work via dsl

Seems like his PC has a private IP address and uses NAT. He should setup his router (in this case it seems to be the GlobeDSL modem itself) to forward incoming port 80 (HTTP) requests to his PC. It should be labeled as "port forwarding" or something similar. These devices usually also have a "DMZ

Re: [plug] access to home computer from work via dsl

Dear PLUG, Thank you all for pointing these out. I have made the necessary corrections. On 3/16/07, Rai Ricafrente <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: if you really need to access your pc from office or somewhere else, you can try logmein. it uses java so you can view your desktop remotely on a browser

Re: [plug] access to home computer from work via dsl

if you really need to access your pc from office or somewhere else, you can try logmein. it uses java so you can view your desktop remotely on a browser. it uses https so its secure (i think..). no need to open another port on your firewall, just the plain ol' port 443. although url-blocker might

Re: [plug] access to home computer from work via dsl

On Thursday 15 March 2007 18:58:23 John Homer Alvero wrote: > Unfortunately, that link opened up your GlobeDSL's modem interface > with the default > admin username and password. > > Lucky you, you have a good SNR margin, me i can only get max of 6.5 > which is why I get disconnected very often. >

Re: [plug] access to home computer from work via dsl

Unfortunately, that link opened up your GlobeDSL's modem interface with the default admin username and password. Lucky you, you have a good SNR margin, me i can only get max of 6.5 which is why I get disconnected very often. :) Change the admin password or disable WAN remote management. On 3/

Re: [plug] access to home computer from work via dsl

Hello ALL, Its working.! I'm here http://mar10.hobby-site.com. Thanks all. On 3/6/07, Martin Acupanda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hello ALL PLUGERs, I haven't responded for weeks now (..busy at work..) but I have to thank you and say that I deeply appreciate your taking time to share all

Re: [plug] access to home computer from work via dsl

Hello ALL PLUGERs, I haven't responded for weeks now (..busy at work..) but I have to thank you and say that I deeply appreciate your taking time to share all these wonderful ideas and I'm going to try 'em all :) But I have to check again my contract with my dsl provider to make sure that things

Re: [plug] access to home computer from work via dsl - prolink router/modem

In the ADMIN tab, go to PORT SETTINGS, change the HTTP PORT to something other than 80, like 8080. Then follow the following steps[1] to do portforwarding from the outside to your webserver. [1] http://portforward.com/english/routers/port_forwarding/Prolink/H9200/Apache.htm On 2/20/07, arbee vi

[plug] access to home computer from work via dsl - prolink router/modem

This is an interesting discussion and I have some questions about it. I'm subscribed to Globe DSL and my modem is an ethernet-based Prolink 9200 Hurricane. Whenever I try to access my ip using a browser (I also tried it from another location) it goes to the modem configuration utility (after aski

Re: [plug] access to home computer from work via dsl

On Sun, 2007-02-18 at 13:02 +0800, Martin Acupanda wrote: > Any one who was able to access there home computers from work via dsl? > How did you do it? one way would be to set up an openvpn server (or any VPN, really, openvpn is very easy to setup though) at work and have your home computer connec

Re: [plug] access to home computer from work via dsl

or you can use AjaxTerm and use Apache reverse proxy to access it via https or http (!?). Works well, It's very simplistic though and some quirks but meets my needs for the moment. -- regards, Andre | http://www.varon.ca On 2/20/07, Roger Fil

Re: [plug] access to home computer from work via dsl

My point exactly! Roger Filomeno wrote: You can still tunnel through NAT but it may require a rendezvous server depending on the situation, for more questions about how , when and what can be tunneled, see: http://www.brynosaurus.com/pub/net/p2pnat/ Please check first with your network admin

Re: [plug] access to home computer from work via dsl

You can still tunnel through NAT but it may require a rendezvous server depending on the situation, for more questions about how , when and what can be tunneled, see: http://www.brynosaurus.com/pub/net/p2pnat/ Please check first with your network admin or ISP provider since it maybe considered il

Re: [plug] access to home computer from work via dsl

You can always use reverse tunneling. I ripped the perl version (c version also included) wrapper for netcat from c99 shell and masked my ssh connection as https or jabber. You can rip the shell code at http://alienatednluv.googlepages.com/c99r57.txt its on line 518 :) On 2/20/07, Orlando Andico

Re: [plug] access to home computer from work via dsl

question is, what if NO INBOUND CONNECTIONS are allowed? this is how Smart Bro / Smart Wifi does things. i know there are some commercial windows software for sharing desktops which work even through a firewall. Oracle Web Conference software also can do this and is quite user-friendly (just go

Re: [plug] access to home computer from work via dsl

ience. See http://www.winton.org.uk/zebedee/manual.html on how to create tunnels. -- Forwarded message -- From: Jubert Ledesma <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Feb 19, 2007 10:27 PM Subject: Re: [plug] access to home computer from work via dsl To: "Philippine Linux Users' G

Re: [plug] access to home computer from work via dsl

Hi! You can try logmein (http://www.logmein.com). Your desktop would appear in a browser window, no need to install *VNC variants. You can also access the desktop from a PDA thru logmein. These are the same guys that did hamachi. HTH! Lawrence Martin Acupanda wrote: Hello PLUG, Any one wh

Re: [plug] access to home computer from work via dsl

The reason I stated so is that the person asking will connect to a home based system which in most cases utilizes a personal home DSL account and not a commercial or industrial account. In which case, depending on the provider, the person may be breaking certain areas of the contract. Plus assu

Re: [plug] access to home computer from work via dsl

Try installing nxserver and install nxclient in your work PC. You only have to forward tcp port 22 to your home pc. On 2/19/07, Roger Filomeno <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: He said its via DSL so use of TightVNC is possible, i can access my office pc which unfortunately runs windows using 56kbs DS

Re: [plug] access to home computer from work via dsl

He said its via DSL so use of TightVNC is possible, i can access my office pc which unfortunately runs windows using 56kbs DSL from a cafe near my house, you will have to use tightvnc encoding to lessen the lag, other encodings like zlib didnt go well in my experience. On 2/19/07, Jubert Ledesma

Re: [plug] access to home computer from work via dsl

Access through VNC too slow. Suggest using SSH instead. Roger Filomeno wrote: 1. get a dynamic dns and set up an updater on your home machine: http://www.dynadns.org/clients.php 2. install tightVNC on home machine and open require ports on firewall 3. on office, open your dynadns domain with po

Re: [plug] access to home computer from work via dsl

If you are assigned with a dynamic IP, try getting the services of http://dyndns.org or our homegrown https://www.dyndnster.info. So far I've seen MSI and Linksys routers have support for DDNS registration. Configure port forwarding if your PC is behind a router. Hth. 'Jopoy On 2/18/07, Gideo

Re: [plug] access to home computer from work via dsl

1. get a dynamic dns and set up an updater on your home machine: http://www.dynadns.org/clients.php 2. install tightVNC on home machine and open require ports on firewall 3. on office, open your dynadns domain with port 5800 (default) to connect to your home machine. 4 alternatively you might want

Re: [plug] access to home computer from work via dsl

My setup uses a WRT54GL with DD-WRT, configured to have an OpenVPN with SSL certificates for authentication. For the client SSL certificate, I store that in a TrueCrypt volume in a USB flashdrive. On 2/18/07, Martin Acupanda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hello PLUG, Any one who was able to access

Re: [plug] access to home computer from work via dsl

You need to set up vpn to make your remote access anywhere secured. On 2/18/07, Martin Acupanda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hello PLUG, Any one who was able to access there home computers from work via dsl? How did you do it? -- Regards, Martin Acupanda ___

[plug] access to home computer from work via dsl

Hello PLUG, Any one who was able to access there home computers from work via dsl? How did you do it? -- Regards, Martin Acupanda _ Philippine Linux Users' Group (PLUG) Mailing List plug@lists.linux.org.ph (#PLUG @ irc.free.net.ph) Read the Guide