Subject | Setting up a remote login for FB 1.5 Superserver |
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Author | Grant Brown |
Post date | 2005-05-04T07:39:09Z |
Hi all,
Please forgive me as I dont really know the correct question to ask here.
I am setting up a FB 1.5 Superserver DB to enable clients to remotely
log into the DB and I am not sure as to which IP address to use in the
connection string. Could someone have a look at the following and advise
accordingly.
The machine were the DB will reside is a Mac OS X 10.3.8 (7U16)
The current network configuration is as follow (printed from the machine
where the DB will reside however to protect the clients machine I have
changed the actual numbers)
Internal Modem
Interface : modem
Type : PPP (PPSerial)
Built in Ethernet
Interface : en0
Type : Ethernet
IP Address :162.178.0.9
Subnet Mask : 255.255.255.0
Broadcast Address : 162.178.0.245
DNS Servers : 162.178.0.1.3.0.0.0
Ethernet Address 00.0d.73.6f.f5.a6
My understanding is that I supply the modem IP address as part of the
connection string and then it will re-route the incoming data to the DB.
Is that correct ? If not what do I need to do here ?
--
Regards,
Grant Brown
Product Development Manager
Phone : 02 4229 1185
Mobile : 0412 926 995
Email : grant@...
Web : www.sitedoc.com.au
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Please forgive me as I dont really know the correct question to ask here.
I am setting up a FB 1.5 Superserver DB to enable clients to remotely
log into the DB and I am not sure as to which IP address to use in the
connection string. Could someone have a look at the following and advise
accordingly.
The machine were the DB will reside is a Mac OS X 10.3.8 (7U16)
The current network configuration is as follow (printed from the machine
where the DB will reside however to protect the clients machine I have
changed the actual numbers)
Internal Modem
Interface : modem
Type : PPP (PPSerial)
Built in Ethernet
Interface : en0
Type : Ethernet
IP Address :162.178.0.9
Subnet Mask : 255.255.255.0
Broadcast Address : 162.178.0.245
DNS Servers : 162.178.0.1.3.0.0.0
Ethernet Address 00.0d.73.6f.f5.a6
My understanding is that I supply the modem IP address as part of the
connection string and then it will re-route the incoming data to the DB.
Is that correct ? If not what do I need to do here ?
--
Regards,
Grant Brown
Product Development Manager
Phone : 02 4229 1185
Mobile : 0412 926 995
Email : grant@...
Web : www.sitedoc.com.au
SiteDoc - Easy to Use - Powerful Results