Abhishek Daga wrote:
Ok, lets try to tackle this.
assumption:
Your home machine is always ON and you know the ip address either direct or via
dyndns or equivalent.
Yes, we can presume that the IP Address is known.
question
who will shut your which account if you try to login 3 times where?
Actually the
account is my Windows NT Domain account. The same account
is used by Windows proxy for authentication before allowing internet
access. The account gets locked (i.e. no mail access using Exchange
server/no surfing) if the password in entered wrongly thrice in the
authentication dialog box in the browser. (But in retrospect this
doesn't seem related to my home access problem).
Possibility:
Can you setup a VPN at home? i.e. the server is home and you install/configure a
client at work? would that work?
not that you would break any rules, but you could.
Can VPN work through/over this
Windows proxy server? If yes, then I
would have to start reading the linux+VPN howto
I would have to try it find out the outcome.
-abhi
Thanks for responding,
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