I'm sure there are several people on this board willing to do contract work for you.
However, most cable modem providers require you (as a non commercial customer) to sign
a
contract stating you will not use the machine connected to their network as a server
across their network.
If you really want to be able to do this you need to contact your cable provider and
get
a commercial contract.
You would be using more bandwidth than the normal customer and the cable company wants
to be compensated.
Stan Bowman wrote:
> Hi there to everyone. I have a computer question I need help with. I am
> not super-technical with computers so forgive any of my ignorance. My
> question relates to networking and cable modems. I am running an
> application for my business from my computer. My business partner lives in
> another town and she would like to be able to access the software from her
> location. I checked with the software manufacturer and they said that the
> software supports this. They said that we can install the application on
> both machines and that the database will reside only on my machine (the
> host). Then, they said we need to establish a "network" between the two
> machines so that the remote machine can map a drive to my machine.
>
> My partner needs to map a drive to my computer so that when she logs in, she
> can point to the database located on my machine and us it for the
> application. She is actually running the application on her machine, but
> through a mapped drive she is pointing to a database on my computer.
>
> Obviuosly, I could use dial-up networking and have her dial up my machine
> and map a drive that way. This is not the desired option for a couple
> reasons. First, my computer is NOT running NT server right now. As I
> understand it, I would need to upgrade my machine to Windows NT Server
> before she could dial into mine. Second, the performance over the phone
> line would most likely be too slow and negate the benefit of networking the
> application.
>
> My question is how can we network our to machines together using our cable
> modems. We both access the internet via cable modems. Both our machines
> are running win2000 (millenium). Both of us have static ip addresses so I
> was hoping we could somehow use this to network them together. We can ping
> each others machine through DOS without any problem, so I know that the
> communication works.
>
> I would welcome any suggestions on how we can solve this problem. Once
> again, the goal is to be able to map a drive from my partner�s computer to
> mine so when she logs into the application on her machine, she can browse to
> my computer and select the database.
>
> Thanks in advance for your help. Please email me if you have any questions
> or solutions. Thanks!!
>
> Stan
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