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Have you thought of RS Bizware? it basically is a rssql database that allows you to log data from your PLC through a neet "little" program called RS historian. It logs whichever tags from your PLC you want it to log for as long as you want. For more info I would suggest you visit rockwell...

If you don't want to buy ISA for big bucks you can always use a reverse proxy server and run as many servers as you want all on the same machine. A great tool is at32 Reverse Proxy get it here: http://www.at32.com/doc/rproxy.htm it worked out great for me. hope this helps

Hi, I've been reading and researching on this subject but with no luck... maybe someone has the soluion to this problem: I have a network with several PCs running win XP pro and some of these PCs host private webservers only accessible over the LAN. Those webservers mostly serve automated...

Thanks for your reply bcastner. What routers do you suggest I should look at, as I've tried to establish a VPN connection with my WRT54G with no success (IPSec PPTP and right ports enabled + tried using different firwares etc...). Also would I need any additional software or would the embeded...

Hi, I've been trying to figure this out for a while with no success but really would like to get it to work. I have three separate networks: 192.168.1.0 192.168.1.5 and soon 192.168.1.10 I have a 2Wire DSL modem with 4 LAN ports, a Linksys WRT54G and a Linksys BEFSR41. The 3 networks will be...

are you trying to connect from the WAN side or the LAN side? I suppose its the WAN side... ;-) you must enable "Remote Management" and disable "Block WAN Request" in the advanced --> filter tab and point to your current internet IP (http://www.whatismyip.com) that should work if this doesn't try...

Actually there is hope for you... and for me :-))) check out this post: http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?SQID=799983&SPID=463&newpid=463&page=2 and look for the first post by CNS4us about 2/3 down the page... hope this helps

Hi Jamccor I believe linksys will tell you it does since your router supports IPsec and pptp pass through. (in advanced tab or security tab.... don't remember) that's for the good news... the bad news is that I don't think it works! i've upgraded my linksys WRT54G to the latest firmwares...