Re: [IUG] Running millennium outside of the library.

[John Rutherford <aw8721 at wayne dot edu>]

This is one potential problem since Millennium requires a number of 
different ports.
If this is difficult to accomplish due to firewall restrictions, other 
possible options are
using remote desktop (built into windows xp). Clients are available for 
windows (built-in), macs,
linux. I use it from both Mac and Linux systems from home.

John Rutherford


Jon Clarke wrote:
> To add to what Leo says, you also have to be sure the home computers are
> allowed access through any firewall that is operating on your network.  You
> will probably have to contact your IT Dept. to get the specifics on that.
>
> Jon
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> You have to know the IP address of their home computer and add it to
> Network Access Table.  It works fine but I'm not sure about security
> issues, especially if you are not running SSH.  We're not (yet) and I only
> log in from home in 'emergency' situations.
>
> Leo
>
>
> Tomlinson, Andrea wrote:
>   
> > I am looking for information about how one can allow staff to use
> > millennium at home on their own pc's.  Is anyone out there currently
> > offering this and would be willing to share how it works and the pros
> > and cons of doing this.
> > Thanks in advance,
> >
> > Andrea Tomlinson
> > Cataloger
> > Othmer Library of Chemical History
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