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This does get at the heart of it. But my problem is that, surely Windows itself has this service providing "somehow" that I can know where in the world the com
by Fifer82 6y ago
This does get at the heart of it.
But my problem is that, surely Windows itself has this service providing "somehow" that I can know where in the world the computer is, and from there, make it some kind of network drive?
Like what I do between the kitchen and the bedroom only, 30 miles away. As the user, I see `C:/` `D:/` `fifer82:/`. Unless it is literally that easy, it won't happen.
- SStanley 6y agoYou can connect to that computer using ssh
- johnnyo 6y agoNo, you can’t do that, because Windows allows you to share on a local network, but not the entire world. And sharing that drive on the open internet would be a really, really bad idea.
- Fifer82 6y agoThank you, so in the very end, you must go through a service of some kind to make this possible? Not arsed about security.
- johnnyo 6y agoYes, this feature is not available in a standard Windows installation for a number of reasons. You’ll need to use some kind of 3rd party tool to configure and maintain such a setup