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Ok guys, I need to set up one network (shared files, and printer) with 2 computers being in 2 separate places.
What I have: ISP in both locations, 2 computers using WinXP SP2, and the printers.
I can probably get my client to get more equipment if deemed direly necessary for this to work.
The current network is set up like this: Computer A (main computer) is being shared with Computer B (going to location 2). Both of these are in the same location, going through one router.
What I need to do is, take Comp B to location 2 and somehow retain that network structure.
My client is moving to another location and would like to get the new location somewhat productive, while keeping the old location alive throughout the move.
My dads program does not, unfortunately, work on a server/client basis. The database files need to be continuously shared for the information to be updated.
I need Comp B to access those files from location 2 to Comp A at location 1.
How can I achieve this, with what I have, without Remote Connection?
What I have: ISP in both locations, 2 computers using WinXP SP2, and the printers.
I can probably get my client to get more equipment if deemed direly necessary for this to work.
The current network is set up like this: Computer A (main computer) is being shared with Computer B (going to location 2). Both of these are in the same location, going through one router.
What I need to do is, take Comp B to location 2 and somehow retain that network structure.
My client is moving to another location and would like to get the new location somewhat productive, while keeping the old location alive throughout the move.
My dads program does not, unfortunately, work on a server/client basis. The database files need to be continuously shared for the information to be updated.
I need Comp B to access those files from location 2 to Comp A at location 1.
How can I achieve this, with what I have, without Remote Connection?