Remote access is being contemplated by anytime someone right into a work environment, I’ve to give a disclaimer that anything I am going to propose might violate company policies. A VPN option is already provided by many security companies. So that should often be the starting point.

Really RDP is already procured, even though the authentication procedure (to the finest of my knowledge) isn’t (a little susceptibility). But in case you would like the additional security of a VPN, configure, nothing is simple to set up, and handle as Hamachi. Now it is possible to run pretty much ANYTHING over that VPN (RDP, VNC, HTTP, FTP, Telnet, etc.). Then clearly it is possible to get anything in your workplace desktop, after you have remote desktop.

Now remote desktop that is true might not be the most effective answer when it comes to efficacy or image quality. Instead, you might consider installing Hamachi at work by means of a Gateway settings. This creates a bridged connection between the Hamachi virtual network adapter as well as your real network adapter. The Hamachi connection is configured having an IP address from the DHCP server of your office, like you had been physically on that network. And by expansion ANY resources can be accessed by you by those same IP addresses, including any network cameras.

IOW, while the Hamachi default settings (mesh) simply permits access to other Hamachi computers over the 5.x.x.x network, a computer configured as a Hamachi gateway is more like a conventional VPN. For all intents and purposes, you are on that network that is distant just like you were there physically. And so have use of all the resources that are same. Windows name resolution will work! It is almost tough to believe (even a little frightening if you are an administrator).

Is there other alternatives? Well you may make use of an MS VPN, but you must cope w/ firewall settings problems on the job, maybe something you can command but instead not, or do not command. Plus handle your personal firewall in the home. Hamachi avoids a large amount of the problems. On what makes sense given the surroundings you are in and a lot just depends. Configuring your personal home network provides much more flexibility and choices than dealing w/ a work scenario. Only it is possible to answer what is not possible at your workplace and is.