Offers a hands-on, practical approach to remote access by bringing readers from the planning and building stages through maintaining, upgrading, and troubleshooting. The author of this book integrates the Windows platform, ISDN technology and ISDN routers to build a cost-effective, time-saving remote access strategy. Key topics include: how to develop a Windows 95 remote access game plan; TCP/IP set-up, LAN configuration for internetworking, and security management; WAN fundamentals, including ordering and configuring ISDN service; installing, configuring, and using ISDN routers; DCHP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) configurations; using Microsoft Exchange to handle LAN-based email, fax and other communications; building and managing a practical, cost-effective remote access system with easy-to-follow blueprints; and how to isolate and troubleshoot remote access problems.