access work network from home

[shl]

running xp pro from home and work. I am the administrator
on a netgear dsl router that allows for VPN and also
uplinks to a 24 port switch. I set the port on remote
management to 1723 on the router and created a VPN
connection, but it won't connect. I can log in to the
work router from home and make changes, but i can't get
into the work network to access the computers. I only
need to access my computer at work. How do I set that up.
My router also has a static ip.

[trackmanca]

Your company needs to provide VPN access to your corporate network.

Alternatively if the company lets Terminal Services go out through the
firewall you can setup your home network to be remotely accessed.

--

Paul.


"shl" > wrote in message
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> running xp pro from home and work. I am the administrator
> on a netgear dsl router that allows for VPN and also
> uplinks to a 24 port switch. I set the port on remote
> management to 1723 on the router and created a VPN
> connection, but it won't connect. I can log in to the
> work router from home and make changes, but i can't get
> into the work network to access the computers. I only
> need to access my computer at work. How do I set that up.
> My router also has a static ip.

Try to actually read my post before you waste a response
on it.
>-----Original Message-----
>Your company needs to provide VPN access to your
corporate network.
>
>Alternatively if the company lets Terminal Services go
out through the
>firewall you can setup your home network to be remotely
accessed.
>
>--
>
>Paul.
>
>
>"shl" > wrote in
message
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>> running xp pro from home and work. I am the
administrator
>> on a netgear dsl router that allows for VPN and also
>> uplinks to a 24 port switch. I set the port on remote
>> management to 1723 on the router and created a VPN
>> connection, but it won't connect. I can log in to the
>> work router from home and make changes, but i can't get
>> into the work network to access the computers. I only
>> need to access my computer at work. How do I set that
up.
>> My router also has a static ip.
>
>
>.
>