All editions of Windows 7 enable users to access another PC using either a hostname -- an alphanumeric label assigned to a computer -- or an Internet protocol address -- a 32-bit numerical label used to identify a computer and describe its location -- via Remote Desktop. Business professionals can use Remote Desktop to access their work PCs while outside the office, while IT administrators can create a remote connection to employee workstations and assist in troubleshooting. To make a connection via Remote Desktop, you must first enable the feature on the target PC.
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Sign on to the other workstation as an administrator. Click "Start," enter "remote" into the search field and then select "Allow Remote Access to Your Computer."
Choose "Allow Connections Only From Computers Running Remote Desktop With Network Level Authentication" from under Remote Desktop.
Click "OK" to enable Remote Desktop connections on the target computer.
Navigate to Google.com and search for the term "what is my ip" to find your machine's public IP address. The message "Your Public IP Address Is #.#.#.#" (in which each "#" is a number) will appear at the top of the search results.
Log in to the host computer -- the workstation you want to use to access the remote PC -- with administrative rights and then click "Start | All Programs | Accessories | Remote Desktop Connection."
Enter into the Computer field the public IP address of the target PC. Click "Connect" and then enter your username and password to sign in to the workstation.
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