swanside
Hello.
I have just got hold of a HSUPA Router Model RUT105, I have a SIM card in it and I can connect to it using a NO-IP address. But, in our office, we have a windows server 2003 and various other windows xp and vista machines in the same office. I want to be able to get the HSUPA Router connected to a specific laptop running vista in our office.
Would this be possible?
Thanks
Paul.
gladiatr72
Hello,
What you could do would be to configure your router as a dynamic DNS client. From there you would configure your router as an OpenVPN server and set up your client configuration on the laptop. I suspect that your office network is protected by a firewall, so it would require your network people to punch a hole in the firewall if you were going to try using the laptop as a server.
I found the manual for your router device online, and it has information for configuring the dynamic DNS client and openvpn. If you are having difficulties getting things configured with their interface, there is a tech support email address on the page opposite the first page of the manual's index.
-Stephen
swanside
Thank you. I have setup the Router with the dynamic DNS client, which works OK, But I didn't know if I would have to set the Laptop up as a server or client, Now you have given me that idea, I can try that out.
Thank you
Paul.
swanside
Thanks.
I am a bit confussed now as to what I use for Local Tunnel IP, Remote Tunnel IP, Remote Network IP and Remote Network Subnet Mask.
If anybody can make this a bit clearer for me, I would really appreciate it.
Thanks
Paul
