I'm not sure about the gateway, but you'll have to set your server
in your isp's office up to forward IP...
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On Thu, 6 May 1999, Jacob (Mettavihari) wrote:
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> Jacob (Mettavihari)
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> > >I have another questions on TCP/IP
> > >
> > >My ISP has gateway 204.143.107.33
> > >and My machine on the Lan of my ISP is 204.143.107.46
> > >
> > >When I now set up a Seperate Lan in another place
> > >and login to MY machine 204.143.107.46 on my ISP's Lan
> > >will that be the Gateway that I have to give when setting up my Lan,
> > >or will I have to give the ISP's gateway 204.143.107.33 ?
>
> I think I have not described myself well enough.
>
> My main server 204.143.107.46 is actually installed at my ISP's office,
> and is part of their Lan
> I have fitted a modem to it and dial into my machine.
> my main server will be connected to my local lan vith a PPP interface.
>
> with thanks,
> Jacob (Mettavihari)
>
