Remote Networking and Mobile Computing

This chapter describes how to use Dial-Up Networking and virtual private networking (VPN) to access a network from a remote location. It also describes how other Windows 98 mobile computing tools, such as Briefcase and Direct Cable Connection, can be used to connect to desktop computers or the network. This chapter benefits network administrators who need to install remote access service on clients and servers, implement virtual private networking, or add mobile computing features to clients on the network. It also explains to advanced users how to use Dial-Up Networking, virtual private networking, and mobile computing features.

In This Chapter

Overview of Remote Networking and Mobile Computing

Overview of Dial-Up and Virtual Private Networking

Planning for Dial-Up and Virtual Private Networking

Installing Dial-Up Networking

Configuring and Using Dial-Up Networking Clients

Configuring and Using the Windows 98 Dial-Up Server

Configuring and Connecting to Remote Servers

Implementing Virtual Private Networking

Technical Notes on Dial-Up and Virtual Private Networking

Using Windows 98 Mobile Computing Features

Troubleshooting Remote Networking and Mobile Computing

See Also

• For information about network protocols, see Chapter 15, "Network Adapters and Protocols."
• For information about setting up modems and Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN) devices, see Chapter 21, "Modems and Communications Tools."
• For information about connecting to the Internet, see Chapter 20, "Internet Access and Tools."