A system and method for a establishing a data connection between peripherals through a global computer network. The global computer network having at least two computerized addressable stations connected to a network, and each of the stations including at least one input and at least one output. A computerized server with a storage assembly with software that includes sufficient data and instructions to communicate with the stations to keep a database with information of the station's peripheral resources updated. Each station includes a service software that initiates upon booting the station and keeps track of the peripheral resources and assigned address (ex. IP address) for periodically updating the server's database with changes. Users with friendly interfaces have access to the subscribed stations and their resources as requested and target stations.