I have a cable modem and LinkSys router which provides internal IP addresses to all my other machines. I configure this with the one external IP provided by AT&T and it assigns 192.168.1.* addresses to the other machines.
I can use PC-Anywhere to access one machine in my office by telling it to route incoming requests to that workstation.
Now I need to allow PC-Anywhere to connect to two different workstations simultaneously. I purchsed a second "machine name" from AT&T. I need to configure a machine in my office with access to the LAN, internet access, and an external IP address which would be externally pingable.
Any ideas?
Matthew Brown
I can use PC-Anywhere to access one machine in my office by telling it to route incoming requests to that workstation.
Now I need to allow PC-Anywhere to connect to two different workstations simultaneously. I purchsed a second "machine name" from AT&T. I need to configure a machine in my office with access to the LAN, internet access, and an external IP address which would be externally pingable.
Any ideas?
Matthew Brown