If you have an office job like I do, your company probably has a VPN (Virtual Private Network) setup so that you can access network drives at your office while working at home. Personally, I never ask about VPNs because it eventually means you’ll work 8 hours and the office and then more at home!
Anyway, if you are one of the poor souls who is forced to work from home by connecting to a VPN, there may come a time when you would want to setup the connection on more than one computer or reconfigure it on your current computer.
I’ve created a video post on how you can setup a VPN connection in Windows XP to your corporate network. Note that this post is not intended to teach you how to setup VPN access for employees, etc. This post assumes the VPN has been configured on the corporate side and teaches you how to connect to that VPN.
If you enjoyed this video, you may also be interested in my previous post on how to create your own virtual private network for your home network using a tool called Hamachi.
Creating your own private VPN allows you to connect to your home network just like you would connect to your office network from home.
If you have any questions about the video on how to setup a VPN connection, please post a comment! Enjoy!