VPN Problem

I have a VPN at my house so I can connect to my home network from outside. This includes viewing my security cameras. I have a good quality ASUS router and setup an OpenVPN connection. When setting up this connection, you have to download a config file (config.ovpn) which includes all the information and the encryption keys to let you connect. You also have to set up a login on the router. When logged in, it is just like you are connected to your home network.

google drive will prolly be a easier solution.

Install the free version of TeamViewer on both computers and call it done.

TeamViewer.com

are you working on the home PC or the office PC

home is outgoing
work will need to accept the incoming from your home PC

and that is about as much as i know about it

the office PC will need to be setup for file sharing

GordonThree wrote:
Incoming connection - you're trying to setup your computer to allow someone else to connect in from the Internet? Typically incoming connections are handled by a router or firewall, PC's should never be directly connected to the Internet.

What Windows are you using?

Is this the page you're using?
http://www.avoiderrors.net/setup-vpn-windows-10/

Looks like a lot of steps, there may be an easier way, what are you trying to do?

I'm using windows 7

I'd like to able to be at home and run a program (Quickbooks) on my home PC that uses a storage file on my PC at the office.

Incoming connection - you're trying to setup your computer to allow someone else to connect in from the Internet? Typically incoming connections are handled by a router or firewall, PC's should never be directly connected to the Internet.

What Windows are you using?

Is this the page you're using?
http://www.avoiderrors.net/setup-vpn-windows-10/

Looks like a lot of steps, there may be an easier way, what are you trying to do?

2oldman wrote:
Any help on google or youtube?

been there,,, doing that.
Can't find anything

Any help on google or youtube?