Ard from work to home?

I am sure this has been posted b4, But I am new and can't find it. I just purchased ARD3.1 last week and I want to be able to check on FCP which is rendering at work from my home. Can someone please walk me thru on how to do this or point me in the right direction. Thanks

Find the option for "Encrypt All Data" in the ARD administrator Security system preferences and if it's selected, change it back to "Encrypt passwords and keystrokes only".
Sorry, can't help with the issue of using the domain name/dynamic IP services. I know that there's a utility that you use with those to report any change in IP address so that the domain name maps correctly, but I've not done it so I can't help with that. You might try looking in the Mac OS X 10.4 Networking forum; it's probably been discussed there.
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