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Remote Access
In my last post I forgot to include some information. My server computer is connected directly to my cable modem. My router is also connected directly tomy router. All other computers are behind the router. How can I establish a connection between any computer and the server computer? I need to be able to transfer files and access computers by way of the server and vice-versa. Thanks
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Re: Remote Access
Please don't post duplicate threads. Continue the problem resolution here: Remote Access
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