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Question need to acces unix box thrugh the internet

I have my own PC with linux mandrake 8.2 at home but the problem is that I cant effort the internet connection right now. but at work I had W2k. so if there is any program that allow me to log in unix box and use that program as a terminal for that box. I want to practice the linux code and the network command. if that possible I will be thankfull ...
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you cold use putty

its a nice telnet/ssh terminal program for windows

http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/

download it and give it a try!
If you have any problem just ask and i will try and help you out

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Try this once you can afford your internet connection. The service will allow you to access your box at home from the internet without the need of a hosting service. Once set up you will be able to access your box at home from the office!- pretty cool free service. I use No-Ip along with putty to access my unix box.

www.noip.com

blurb from their website...
No-IP Free offers an easier way to others to locate you on the Internet. If you want to serve web pages, share MP3s, host Quake, or run any kind of Internet server, you need a name so your users can find you. It's simple. You choose a name for your computer and we tell the world where your computer is located. Even better, we also provide you with a program that notifies us whenever your computer's IP address changes. Instead of being just a number on the Internet, your server is now always available by the same easy-to-remember name.

Even when your service provider changes your address behind the scenes. Dial-up accounts, and some DSL or cable modem subscribers, often get a different IP address every time they connect. Although this allows your ISP to serve a large number of customers with a small block of addresses, it means that your location on the Internet is always changing. By automatically maintaining the relationship between your fixed name and the changing IP, No-IP Free anchors you in cyberspace.
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I want my PC to be a dump terminal

thank you all

thank you for your guides .. thank you .. but what I want is to be just a dump terminal not a server... I want to have an account in a unix box and enter it remotly .. and once I enter it I can examine the unix commands.. that what I want.. a unix box open for public ..
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If your on a windows machine get a copy of putty and then ssh to your Linux box.

If you have a Unix machine at work, you can just use the a terminal to ssh in.

Either way all you need to do is ssh to your Linux box and practise.
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