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|    T. Sean Weintz to Sanjay Punjab    |
|    Re: What are the advantages of a pay ser    |
|    09 Jul 04 09:40:19    |
      From: strap@nserts-r-us.org              Sanjay Punjab wrote:       > I just started a job at a company that has a tight IT policy (most do       > these days).       > Many websites are blocked including yahoo mail, hotmail and even my       > alumni school mail.       > We don't have administrator rights on our PCs, so we can't install any       > software.       > While this is understandable these days, I don't enjoy going to work       > each day feeling nanied to death. I am a responsible person who gets       > my work done and would like the similar computer conveniences and       > freedom I enjoyed at previous companies. I am considering signing up       > for a service like gotomypc, where I can "log on" to my home pc from       > work and have access to my files and applications. I am looking for       > some advice and answers to questions.       >       > #1 Is there a significant delay or lag when accessing a remote pc? Can       > you web browse using the browser on the remote pc with realistic       > performance?       > #2 Is $20 a month worth it, or can I get the same performance and       > security with other VPNs?       > #3 It would be really cool if I can sync my pocketpc with outlook on       > my remote pc (home pc), through my VPN with my desktop cradle on my       > hostpc (the one in my office).       > I am not sure if this is possible.       > #4 Is there any way to setup my homepc, so I can send a reboot command       > if my homepc locks up? Does gotomypc make it easier to implement such       > a feature?                     What you are referring to here is NOT VPN, but VNC.       VPN is not remote control of a PC.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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