VPN connected - how do I access my office mac?

VPN - I am connected remotely on my MacBook Air via a VPN connection to my office Mac.  How do I actually "see" the files, folders, etc. on my office Mac?

Thank you for your suggestion.  I did turn on file sharing on the server before I left last night and attempted to connect through the VPN to the server's local address at my office but I was unsuccessful.  The IP address I used was the static assigned IP address of the server computer and I waited for over 10 minutes to connect without getting a connection or any error messages.  Prior to that, when I used an incorrect address or attempted to use the actual server's assigned network name, I received an error message within 10 seconds.  Is there something I haven't considered at this point?

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