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I’m new to the Version Control topic. I have a few computers on my home network and a remote computer, each having Visual Studio installed. I want to set up SVN server running on one of my local computers; then I want to get access to repository from all the local computers and remote one with Visual Studio plug-ins such as VisualSvn. Can this be done (concerned about remote machine) ? Thanks!
Yes, it can be done providing that you have connectivity and firewall clearance between the remote and your network. You can either port forward through your router to your SVN server, and access remotely in VisualSVN using the external IP address, or setup a VPN link to your network and access remotely through that.