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I'm off to Tenerife on holiday soon and I wish to take my HP Omnibook
XE3 containing a 3Com PCMCIA wireless notebook network card but can I
access my broadband 3Com OfficeConnect wireless router from abroad?
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"Robert Gething" <virusking1052733@aol.com> wrote in message
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| I'm off to Tenerife on holiday soon and I wish to take my HP Omnibook
| XE3 containing a 3Com PCMCIA wireless notebook network card but can I
| access my broadband 3Com OfficeConnect wireless router from abroad?
|
| Through a VPN perhaps?
Archived from groups: microsoft.public.win98.gen_discussion (More info?)
A genuine router can normally only be accessed on the internal, not external
side.
I have run across a webpage that did just that by planting a file to access
the router internally. Luckily, I changed the password when I installed the
router. And, became obvious to me when the router access TPC/IP screen
showed asking for the password.
"Robert Gething" <virusking1052733@aol.com> wrote in message
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> I'm off to Tenerife on holiday soon and I wish to take my HP Omnibook
> XE3 containing a 3Com PCMCIA wireless notebook network card but can I
> access my broadband 3Com OfficeConnect wireless router from abroad?
>
> Through a VPN perhaps?
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