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Accessing intranet system from Internet

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itsmaheshp

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Hai dudes,
here is the thing. i am having an intranet (say Intra1)in my office connected to the Internet(dedicated line). i have got one more Intranet (say Intra2) which is also connected to Internet(dedicated line).So here is the real thing.I have to access the computer in Intranet (Intra1) from the other system which is also in LAN(Intra2). Is this possible? i have heard abt VPN. does this technology suits my requirement.
plz give me details abt this.
awaiting for ur solution.
Bye
regards,
Mahesh
 
Welcome to the Network Forum

Link to: Connecting through the Internet to a private Network.

There are few ways to connect remotly.

VNC (Free and Simple)

Link to: Ultr@VNC (Remote Control for your Network/Interent) - Installation, and Settings

Remote Desktop (Free and less simple).
Link to: HOW TO: Gain Access to Local Files by Using a Remote Desktop Connection in Windows XP

Link to: Microsoft - Remote Desktop in Windows XP.

VPN (Office side migh need special hardware).

If you know how to set WinXP VPN to WinXP VPN, and your Router is VPN through (I.E. it allows VPN to pass), than you can set it and you do not need any thing else.

Option 1. Connect from home to VPN Server in the office.

Link to: VPN : secure private networking via the Internet using Windows XP.

Option 2. Connecting between two WinXP, and configuring one as a VPN Server.

Link to: Configure Windows XP Professional to be a VPN server.

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