Access Your Home Network From Anywhere With ShareTool, MAG 56
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Thank you. I'll definitely be using this! Just what I needed!
I can finally access all of my media and files when I forget them at home.
AppleMacAttack17 6 months ago
other way to say what share tool is, it looks a LOT like VPN, except that things like OpenVPN take much more work to configure.
(but VNP is a universal protocol you can also use with Win32 and Linux, and you don't need an account for it, but you do need a static IP (or DDNS))
speaking of "ScreenSharing" btw, that is just VNC, but it doesn't like clients other then Apple's own, but you can Use ScreenSharing to connect to a PC with a VNC server :)
foxofinfinety 1 year ago
This is pretty handy.
SCHIZOPHRENlC 1 year ago