Hi SAP Remote Login

Hi all,
I am getting training in SAP ABAP and in the training institute there is SAP software, is it possible for me to login to the SAP software by Remote Login.. What are the steps I need to follow?. I asked my instructor about the Remote Login facility and he said he dont know how to connect to the SAP software. Let me know how I can connect the SAP software which is in my institute to have a Remote Login and study from home. Also, the training institute is not very big organisation, its a small place giving training to about 10 students at any given time..So how can I achieve Remote Login in this case??
What are the steps that I need to follow in order to access the software.
Please reply me as soon as possible.
Regards,
-Ashok Patel

Hi Ashok,
Please reward and close your previous post with the title 'Hi SAP Installation ??????'.
I am assuming this is the same question as that one. you need to install SAPGUI on your laptop/computer-at-home. You then need the 'saplogon.ini' file from your company's windows directory and put that in your windows directory.
Above all, you need network access to your company from your home. Ask your network administrator about how you can achieve that.
Please don't forget to reward the posts that help you by selecting the buttons next to their post.
Srinivas

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Now we have this error (we upgraded from SAP 46C with another error in sm21).
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Summary
Symptom
Remote login in SM51 by double-clicking R/3 instances fails
Solution
You can use transaction SM51 to log in to another application server using RFC, without entering a password. Server "A"
Server "A" Server "B"
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GUI
 sm51
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Best Regards,
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Sergo,
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 Origin Destination
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Hi All,
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ParameterName SAPLOCALHOSTFULL
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