Remote access (suse) and fixed IP (needed??)
- From: ac <"aec$news"@candt.demon.co.uk>
- Date: Thu, 05 Jan 2006 22:03:41 +0000
I do not yet use remote access to my home system (adsl router and lan using local fixed IPs on lan PCs, all suse linux).
However, I would be grateful for comments about whether I can arrange remote access to a chosen PC on the home lan via fairly normal internet techniques, given strong passwords or procedures, using an ISP without a fixed IP for my broadband connection.
The reason is - a local provider has the advantage of its equipment in the UK BT local exchange, and can offer very low rates for domestic packages which would probably suit me. But I notice it is non-fixed IP.
I collect mail via pop3 and do not intend to run any web or mail servers from the home machine/s.
However, (and I am totally ignorant about this), it is just possible in the future that I would like to try setting up remote access to the home machine/s from - say- a relatives house.
Is a fixed IP from the isp essential for this, or are there some options or possibilities?
tia -- ac .
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