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Router to Router Dialup

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deankn

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Hi
Sorry for my stupidity but I'm a programmer thrust into the world of networking. Does anyone know if there is a way I can configure two SMC Barricade routers to talk via dial-up? I've configured the remote to dial the host, and the modems connect, but I'm not getting anything from the host router. The host router is configured with a dynamic IP address and is receiving an IP address. Is this even possible?
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Dean
 
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What I'm looking for here is a quick, dirty, and temporary way to connect office A to office B by dialing in without configuring a server, security, authentication, not concerned about speed, etc. In otherwords, I want the equivalent of a Cat5 connection in office B to the lan in office A thru a dial up line. Just want an IP address and IPX. Any suggestions?
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Dean
 
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