If you use HRD, Simon has a remote server integrated into the software.
You'll need a router with the ability to do port forwarding to allow
access to the incoming TCP port , and you'll need to disable the
firewall for HRD. It runs as a service and will run on NT/2K/XP. The
info is in the HRD help file.
73,
Larry N8LP
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've been looking at getting a desktop PC dedicated to my hamshack. Of
course, I want to do the usual stuff....logging, rig control, digital
modes, etc., but I also would like to do remote control over the Internet.
Do a little hamming or at least listening on my K2 from my hotel room in
the evening when I am out of town.
1) Can I use the same PC to control my ham radio & to be my webserver?
2) Got a quote on a locally built desktop...3000 AMD, 512 RAM, 80 Gig
etc., with XP-Home... Does this sound adquate?
3) Will MS-XP-Home work?
4) Recommended software for webserver...."Frontpage?"
5) Is wireless adequate? (I'm thinking about looking for a wireless
booster)
6) Should I consider Linux for an operating system ... or....will that
just make everything non-standard?
As you can see, this area of building up a webserver is new to me....so
I'm trying to sort thru the hardware & software issues. From a software
stand point, I'll probably look at Ham Radio Deluxe first....& then I
guess I need a program to build the website with....& then, is there a
specific Internet server software, I need, too???
73, Lynn
K5AVJ (K2 #1411)
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