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Make a remote connections to Windows Home Server

Windows Home Server may seem like an unusual piece of software, but it's worth playing around with if you are considering a home server for your Windows systems. You can get a 120-day evaluation version from Microsoft, and OEM versions are available from retailers like Newegg.com. Here's a Windows Home Server hack from Preston Gralla's Big Book of Windows Hacks. This one shows you how to connect remotely to your home server so you can keep an eye on things back at home. Hack #129 - Link

Related:

• Big Book of Windows Hacks @ the Maker Store - Link
  
• Big Book of Windows Hacks--New from Make: Tips & Tricks for Unlocking the Power of Your Windows PC - Link
  
• Hack #156 from Big Book of Windows Hacks: strip down your Windows installation - Link
  
• Big Book of Windows Hacks #16: a grab bag of Vista interface hacks - Link
  

Posted by Brian Jepson | Feb 25, 2008 12:49 PM
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