Hi guys! I have 2 broadband connexions, one at my home and one at my shop.
The one at my shop hosts my website.
I'm using DNS2GO because I have a dynamic IP address. When my W2K Server fails or looses contact with the IP redirecting server I loose the mean to connect to my Server (using Terminal Server).
What I do is use Superscan and scan a serie of IP addresses for a particular port (I use 8084 for my Webpage since my ISP block port 80) and find where my shop is connected. Then I use TS to re-start my DNS2GO client and all is OK.
My question is about having a peak accross my shop's router.
How can I PING past my shop router to "see" if my Server is even on-line?
Pinging could very well not be the good word for this. You know what I mean. I want to see what is connect past my shop router. I sometimes have industrial machinery whit static IP addresse connect on that intranet and it does not always work well. Sometime I have to drive to the shop to see if its even connected.
Whitout getting remotly on my shop Server, is there a way to see if say 192.168.1.100 is there? inside?
My routers are simple Linksys.
tanks.
The one at my shop hosts my website.
I'm using DNS2GO because I have a dynamic IP address. When my W2K Server fails or looses contact with the IP redirecting server I loose the mean to connect to my Server (using Terminal Server).
What I do is use Superscan and scan a serie of IP addresses for a particular port (I use 8084 for my Webpage since my ISP block port 80) and find where my shop is connected. Then I use TS to re-start my DNS2GO client and all is OK.
My question is about having a peak accross my shop's router.
How can I PING past my shop router to "see" if my Server is even on-line?
Pinging could very well not be the good word for this. You know what I mean. I want to see what is connect past my shop router. I sometimes have industrial machinery whit static IP addresse connect on that intranet and it does not always work well. Sometime I have to drive to the shop to see if its even connected.
Whitout getting remotly on my shop Server, is there a way to see if say 192.168.1.100 is there? inside?
My routers are simple Linksys.
tanks.
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