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When faced with the same issue I decided to just setup VPN to the office so I can offload stuff to my office machine when I’m on my laptop at home or traveling.
by polack 5y ago
When faced with the same issue I decided to just setup VPN to the office so I can offload stuff to my office machine when I’m on my laptop at home or traveling. Maybe that’s possible for you too?
- guilhas 5y agoThis is the best option I have built a server at home for working, but in the end I just use it as an ssh server, to reverse RDP to work Option 1: your office has a VPN, ask for access Option 2: get a cheap 2nd hand server * in UK there are cheap HP ML310, 50£ * Open your home router port * Setup a dynamic DNS * Setup a VPN or SSH * From the office connect to your VPN/SSH * From home RDP/x2go/SSH to the office computer Option 3: rent a 2.50£ a month VPS, with a static IP. Setup as above...