Cant access to Internet remotely

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I have 2 computers (both with WinXP-Pro), one in office and one at home. At home computer I use ADSL connecion to have access to internet (no firewall). I have managed to connect both computers via dial-up connection (56K modems), ... home computer is hearing for incoming connections.
Having active the ADSL connection at home computer, I am trying to browse Internet (IE6) from office computer (while is connected to home via dial-up) with no effect... it cannot browse the internet.
I would appreciate any help to solve the problem and can have Internet access remotely..

Thanks in advance
George

 

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In order to browse the internet at home computer, do you specify any
additional settings like proxy server etc?

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Sharoon
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"George Loukidis" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:3A5CB662-F2A3-477D-98D7-4AF9CDCB4FED@microsoft.com...
> I have 2 computers (both with WinXP-Pro), one in office and one at home.
At home computer I use ADSL connecion to have access to internet (no
firewall). I have managed to connect both computers via dial-up connection
(56K modems), ... home computer is hearing for incoming connections.
> Having active the ADSL connection at home computer, I am trying to browse
Internet (IE6) from office computer (while is connected to home via dial-up)
with no effect... it cannot browse the internet.
> I would appreciate any help to solve the problem and can have Internet
access remotely..
>
> Thanks in advance
> George

 

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I dont use proxy server... and I havent changed the default settings.
I dont know if it can help, but when I connect my notebook to home computer through LAN connection, I can browse internet from notebook using the DSL connection at home computer but in this case I have activated the Internet connection sharing on the DSL connection for the LAN (..something that I can not do when I use dial-up to connect home and office computers)

----- Sharoon Shetty K [MSFT] wrote: -----

In order to browse the internet at home computer, do you specify any
additional settings like proxy server etc?

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Thanks
Sharoon
sharoons@online.microsoft.com

This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.

"George Loukidis" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:3A5CB662-F2A3-477D-98D7-4AF9CDCB4FED@microsoft.com...
> I have 2 computers (both with WinXP-Pro), one in office and one at home.
At home computer I use ADSL connecion to have access to internet (no
firewall). I have managed to connect both computers via dial-up connection
(56K modems), ... home computer is hearing for incoming connections.
> Having active the ADSL connection at home computer, I am trying to browse
Internet (IE6) from office computer (while is connected to home via dial-up)
with no effect... it cannot browse the internet.
> I would appreciate any help to solve the problem and can have Internet
access remotely..
>> Thanks in advance
> George

 

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I thought you were the pro, why dont you tell us. you startin your own isp. you think youll get dsl speed on a dialup maybe?

 

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It is like you said.... like to have my own isp... and ofcourse i can not have DSL speed through 56K dial-up..
I am just trying to have internet from my office... from which I can not have in other way.. (because of restrictions to calling numbers..) . I have heard in other thread that someone can have internet that way with just the default settings... something that is not working to me... or because i miss something..

....and I am not a pro,.. i am just trying to manage my work..

Thanks

----- TheRoyalA wrote: -----

I thought you were the pro, why dont you tell us. you startin your own isp. you think youll get dsl speed on a dialup maybe?

 

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You can enable ICS on the dialup connectoid and use the internet connection.

Connectoid -> Properties-> Advance->Internet Connection Sharing

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Thanks
Sharoon
sharoons@online.microsoft.com

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"George Loukidis" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:CDA8CAC8-E45D-47EC-8282-8DB43AB96B46@microsoft.com...
> I dont use proxy server... and I havent changed the default settings.
> I dont know if it can help, but when I connect my notebook to home
computer through LAN connection, I can browse internet from notebook using
the DSL connection at home computer but in this case I have activated the
Internet connection sharing on the DSL connection for the LAN (..something
that I can not do when I use dial-up to connect home and office computers)
>
> ----- Sharoon Shetty K [MSFT] wrote: -----
>
> In order to browse the internet at home computer, do you specify any
> additional settings like proxy server etc?
>
> --
>
> Thanks
> Sharoon
> sharoons@online.microsoft.com
>
> This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no
rights.
>
> "George Loukidis" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
message
> news:3A5CB662-F2A3-477D-98D7-4AF9CDCB4FED@microsoft.com...
> > I have 2 computers (both with WinXP-Pro), one in office and one at
home.
> At home computer I use ADSL connecion to have access to internet (no
> firewall). I have managed to connect both computers via dial-up
connection
> (56K modems), ... home computer is hearing for incoming connections.
> > Having active the ADSL connection at home computer, I am trying to
browse
> Internet (IE6) from office computer (while is connected to home via
dial-up)
> with no effect... it cannot browse the internet.
> > I would appreciate any help to solve the problem and can have
Internet
> access remotely..
> >> Thanks in advance
> > George
>
>
>