"Logging onto remote from host"?
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This is pretty simple if u got a client server architecture.\nThere are loads of remoting softwares available at sites like www.downloadbazar.com, www.downloads.com, www.pctools.com. In those softwares there will be mainly three optons as if u want to login\n1. From command prompt as stealth as anything with out the notice of the client.\n2. From the gui in stealth mode. here actually u can even drag and drop with out the clients attentions.\n3. visible mode in which u can do the remote installations.
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Well its like this before you start check if you are able to ping the remote computer from home and vice versa then check you have a user account enabled with password on both computers.Now follow the following steps in each computer.\n\n1.Right click on MY COMPUTER and click on properties to open  system properties.\nclick on the tab that says REMOTE in the system properties , now check the boxes Remote ASSISTANCE and Remote DESKTOP.\nclick on apply and ok.\n\n2.Now to connect click on start -  all programs -accessories - communication - under communication menu go to Remote desktop Connection.You will see a pop up window in the window enter the ip address of the computer you want to connect to and enter the other settings as required like username , password , domain etc some of which are optional.\n\nnow click on connect you should see your remote desktop.\n\n\nRegards,\nAmrith\nFormer Senior Escalation Engineer\n(Linksys , Microsoft)
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have you enabled remote file share?
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i don't about hacking without some there to let you get in your home computer because WIndows dont' let you enter ports directly  but\n\nyou try this, you need to install the software in your main computer and the other on your client. it will remote for youwith any one there: used a couple times btw it's okay\n\nhttps://www.gotomypc.com/en_US/entry.tmpl?_sid=150165153%3AA459D2528285F6B&Action=rgoto&_sf=2
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you usually login to your router using http://192.168.1.1 or something like that. you can leave the firewall on, but enable port forwarding to do whatever you want to do - p2p for example.
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in order to do it remotely you'll have to have the remote registry editing service running, which is usually on by default, then the location of the registry entries for internet options are here: http://www.regxplor.com/tweak15.html
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You can use the free remote control offering from LogMeIn.com [ http://www.logmein.com ] \n\nI signed up about a month ago and it works really well. It requires no configuration of your firewall as it uses an agent to talk to their server. When you are away from home you go to their web site, log in, and click on the computer name you registered with their site to launch the remote control of that PC.\n\nHard to explain well if you haven't see it so check it out.\n\nPS - I do not work for this company, I just use their product. I liked it so much I subscribed to their pay service which is very rare for me.\n\nI think you'll be very pleased with this solution.\n\nGood luck.
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right click network places and set it to windows logon and restart
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XP remote access can only work with your permission. It requires the person with the problem to send a special request with an option of a password. The Helper then needs to agree by selecting and acknowledgement. So unless someone else has been on your computer it is unlikely someone has managed remote access.
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I'm going to guess that you have OS X.\n\nYou will want to use a Remote Desktop service.
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To specify which users have remote desktop access to a Windows 2003 server...\n\nOn the 2003 machine, right-click on the "My Computer" icon and hit Properties. Click on the "Remote" tab. From there it should be self-explanitory.
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It sounds like your remote shell might be\n"hanging" while waiting for input.  In\nsome cases, it might be because of something\nin a login/startup script.  In any case,\nconsider using the "-n" option to rsh:\n\n  rsh -n remotehost myscript\n\nThe man page for the "-n" option to "rsh" says:\n\n-n\n\n  Redirects the input of rsh to /dev/null. You sometimes\n  need  this  option  to  avoid unfortunate interactions\n  between rsh and the shell which invokes it.  For exam-\n  ple,  if  you  are running rsh and invoke a rsh in the\n  background without redirecting its input away from the\n  terminal, it will block even if no reads are posted by\n  the remote command.  The -n option will prevent this.
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The computer your trying to connect to has to have remote desktop connections enabled.\n\nRight click My Computer-go to properties-when the system properties opens click on the remote tab.  Click the button to allow users to connect to this computer.
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I will suggest you with logmein.com. You can remotly access you computer from ANYWHERE in the worl which has a internet connection, provided your comp is on and connected to the internet(high-speed). \n\nFollow the directions below:\n#1 You have to make a account with logmein, so go ahead and make one at http://www.logmein.com\n\n#2 Download the software that you need to install to thecomp. you want to remotly control. Click here http://www.download.com/LogMeIn-Free/3000-7240_4-10434405.html \n\n#3 If you do not use Win Xp It MAY mess up you video drive, and if you use Win. XP you moniter will flick for a 2 sec or more. \n\n#4 When u want to remotly control your PC, you will need to install their Plug-in. \n\n#5 it is very safe, 256 bit encryption.\n\n100% FREE
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you need to setup server for remote acccess\n(windows,unix)
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Go to administrative tools then to services disable remote access
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We can't find the remote system's IP ...but we can find the system's IP by giving the command  " ipconfig " in ur "RUN" -> "CMD" ...\n\nbetter use the " ipconfig /all" to know all about the lan configuration