October 2012
Intermediate to advanced
1104 pages
64h 7m
English
You also can provide connectivity to your network from the outside world, either through the Internet or via a modem. This connectivity enables you to access your LAN resources from home or out in the field, with full assurance that your network is safe from outside attacks. Chapter 37, “Computing on the Road,” covers dial-up and VPN network access, and Chapter 39, “Remote Desktop and Remote Access,” covers Remote Desktop.
If you need to access your network from outside and you aren’t planning to have a permanent direct Internet connection, you might want to plan for the installation of a telephone line near one of your Windows 8 computers so that you can set up a dedicated modem line for incoming access.
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