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Dialing in remotely??
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if the IPO is on an ISDN connection & you have an ISDN line then connection to the IPO is simple
either connect a spare IPO to your ISND & configure an internet service to connect to each site or use a TA & dialup networking from your pc
In default an IPO expects the following
User Name = RemoteManager
Password = thepword
it also expects the remote connection to be from the 192.168.99.0 subnet.
by default any data call should route to DialIn which will validate the userename & password as above.
This is why the manager prompts to chaneg the RemoteManager password
once you have a working connection, go to preferences in manager & set the IP address of your remote system
You can now open the confing & make changes in exactly the same way you would on site.
if you want a sample CFG for a HQ IPO to access multiple sites I can add one to my FTP Site.
either connect a spare IPO to your ISND & configure an internet service to connect to each site or use a TA & dialup networking from your pc
In default an IPO expects the following
User Name = RemoteManager
Password = thepword
it also expects the remote connection to be from the 192.168.99.0 subnet.
by default any data call should route to DialIn which will validate the userename & password as above.
This is why the manager prompts to chaneg the RemoteManager password
once you have a working connection, go to preferences in manager & set the IP address of your remote system
You can now open the confing & make changes in exactly the same way you would on site.
if you want a sample CFG for a HQ IPO to access multiple sites I can add one to my FTP Site.
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see my FTP server
FTP:ipguru.no-ip.info
in the IPoffice/samples directory you will find rasserver.cfg
this assumes that the host IPO your end is 192.168.0.10
3 remote sites
192.168.42.1
172.16.30.1
10.10.10.1
It makes use of NAT to ensure that the outbound connection appears to be from 192.168.99.1 & all systems have a RAS password of password
check services & IP routes to see the programming req.
FTP:ipguru.no-ip.info
in the IPoffice/samples directory you will find rasserver.cfg
this assumes that the host IPO your end is 192.168.0.10
3 remote sites
192.168.42.1
172.16.30.1
10.10.10.1
It makes use of NAT to ensure that the outbound connection appears to be from 192.168.99.1 & all systems have a RAS password of password
check services & IP routes to see the programming req.
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