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Now you're ready to test if this actually works! On your own network you can simply enter in your computers name to see if it's working property. If you're in a remote location you need to use your Static IP Address or your Dynamic DNS Name (xxxxxx.dyndns.org).

Remote Desktop Connection is found here:

Windows XP & Windows 2000

• Start => Programs => Accessories => Communications => Remote Desktop Connection

Windows Vista

• Start => All Programs =>Accessories => Remote Desktop Connection

Enter in the Dynamic DNS Address (xxxxxxx.dyndns.org) along with the Username and Password that you use to log on to your Home Computer. Having a Username & Password is required so to set that up refer to Step 1. Click "Connect" and you're on your way!

At times I like to set up multiple versions of the same Remote Desktop session. For instance, when I know I'll be on my home network, I crank up all of the Display & Experience options and Save As "PC Name - High Bandwidth", but if I know I'll be connecting from a coffee shop or a place that mind have low bandwidth, I'll scale back all of the Display & Experience Options and Save As "PC Name - Low Bandwidth". "Save As" creates a shortcut to those settings for that specific connection so that you don't have to re-enter all of that information each time you want to connect.

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