Hmmm, I've already done that, I think it used to work trouble-free when XP was first released, but then stopped after some security updates.

For example: Computer A in Network A makes a VPN connection to Server B in network b at 66.88.99.101

VPN connect successfull, can browse remote files etc.

Computer A in Network A Opens remote desktop and tries to connect to WorkStationB1.NetworkB.local

No joy, connection cannot be established.

This approach works fine from outside world to computer WorkStationB1 in Network B

Bob Graham

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> Setup a VPN at each site - connect to that VPN to get on the private network
> and then you can treat it as if you were there.
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