> We have subnetted a customer 30 ip's for his LAN that connects to our PM3
> via an OR-U. He wants to know if he can access one of his pc's remotely. In
> other words, if he has a third-party connection to the 'Net, can he access
> his internal pc thru the OR-U when it(the OR-U) doesn't have an established
> connection?
Sure, but you have to set up a dialing location in the Pm 3 to dial to HIS
oR-U, and set up a user in the OR-U, basically exactly the opposite that
you set up right now, so that way, any inbound traffic will WAKE UP the
route.
Then they can use pcanywhere, ftp, or whatever sort of tcp stuff you had
in mind.
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Jake Messinger ph:713-772-6690 Lucent Dealer
AMS, Inc. fx:713-774-3498 Medical Billing
8300 Bissonnet #400 jake@ams.com Internet Services
Houston, Texas 77074 www.ams.com/~jake Business Management
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