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remotely connect DSL Connection

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i want to connect DSL connection ip from remote site (just like home). how can i do that?
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wht is ur basic task
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Dear Majid Nazir,

You need to purchase IP pool, and provide one ip to the eth interface of the DSL modem and other to the eth interface to your Computer, disable firewall from modem,

and if modem is in bridge mode, create pppoe connection from your machine to connect, and in the properties of connection enable/add ssh (or other service) on port 22 (or other port)
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Dear majidnazeer,
Salam,
majidnazeer wrote:i want to connect DSL connection ip from remote site (just like home). how can i do that?
Use SSH

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Post by Abdul Wajid »

But Farrukh Bhai, which one IP we'll use? I mean to say that I've a DSL connection which IP is 192.168.1.5 and I want to access on it from my Office. In my office we're using Multinet ISP and my home DSL ISP is Cybernet.
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You need to purchase IP pool, and provide one ip to the eth interface of the DSL modem and other to the eth interface to your Computer, disable firewall from modem,

and if modem is in bridge mode, create pppoe connection from your machine to connect, and in the properties of connection enable/add ssh (or other service) on port 22 (or other port)
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there is also a port forwarding facility in modem. request on port 22 can be forwarded to any computer in your lan. consult your serivce provider in this matter.
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Thanks Mr. Rana. I'll workout on your suggestion...
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Dear ranatanveer,
Salam,
ranatanveer wrote:You need to purchase IP pool, and provide one ip to the eth interface of the DSL modem and other to the eth interface to your Computer, disable firewall from modem,

and if modem is in bridge mode, create pppoe connection from your machine to connect, and in the properties of connection enable/add ssh (or other service) on port 22 (or other port)
I beleive he can also use services like http://www.dyndns.org or http://www.no-ip.com to achieve this goal.

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Post by ranatanveer »

I think it should be more clear to you:

there are two (or three) interfaces at your DSL router

1. ethernet for your lan
2. interface where you plug in your telephone
3. might be a usb port (only one can be use either ethernet or usb)

and there are two modes in which DSL router works.

a. through bridge mode (you create pppoe connection at your computer)
b. through pppoe connection innitiated by DSL router itself

remember!!!!!! There is always one live ip assigned by your service provider to your connection.

if you start with mode (b) your live ip would be at interface 2 and at interface 1 you apply your private lan ip. use port forwarding facility of the router.

and if you start with mode (b) this is just like any dialup connection. which you created yourself. (obviouslly you have live ip at your machine).
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Dear ranatanveer,
Salam,

I think you should take a look into following links.

FYI, http://www.dyndns.com/support/clients/ and http://www.no-ip.com/downloads.php

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