a quick question on remote access?

AFAIK, they shouldn't be able to unless of course you are mandated to install your company's software provided by IT on your home pc.

Since you have admin account on your home pc, you have full rights to block any such unauthorized access, if any.

No, if you are using your own pc at home, you have your own rights as to who gets in or what they can see. At work they give themselves the rights to the hard drive in the form as domain admins, your pc is not part of the domain so they have no access to it. Unless you have the everyone full access rights to the C: drive then anyone can access it. check the user rights on c:\ drive and change it accordingly. Also, since your pc is not part of their domain, they will need a username and password to get on your c:\ drive, if it is setup properly.

Probably not unless it's a company imaged PC with some sort of client on it or they have admin rights. Usually though if they've given you VPN access they would have something installled on the PC you use at least for virus protection. If they let you use your home PC to VPN in, they have a poor security policy, unless you're just talking about web mail.

hi , Yes ofcourse they have full access to your system and they can view all data on your pc. Because your pc have to get authenticated from the server and it shuld be the client of RAS Server........

with Regds,

Bharat