ISDN-Router with dyndns for Access to a net from outside?

Hello,

I want to acess a computer running, e.g., an www-server by means of an
router. The access is from the internet. The router should register its
current ip-address at dyndns.org.

Is it possible to use a Hardware-Router (DNAT necessary?) instead of a
Computer? Is there a HOWTO?

Many thanks in advance,

Ernst


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Ernst Murnleitner
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> I want to acess a computer running, e.g., an www-server by means of an
> router. The access is from the internet.

I forgot to say, that the internet connection is ISDN. I know, there
are some DSL-Routers with NAT and dyndns. But the problem with ISDN is
probably that there is not a connection all the time. Thus the router
should connect to the internet, when a telephone call comes in. So I
wonder, if there is any router with all these features.

Greetings

Ernst Murnleitner

Maybe my question was FAQ or too trivial to get answers. Sorry.

In the meantime I have searched the product descriptions of several
manufacturers. There are some routers with ISDN + NAT + DynDNS. From the
advertisment it is not clear, if they all have callback, but at least one
has:

DrayTek Vigor 2900i.

But I guess, more have it.

Greetings

Ernst

Very nice router...

KK

"Ernst Murnleitner" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Maybe my question was FAQ or too trivial to get answers. Sorry.
>
> In the meantime I have searched the product descriptions of several
> manufacturers. There are some routers with ISDN + NAT + DynDNS. From the
> advertisment it is not clear, if they all have callback, but at least one
> has:
>
> DrayTek Vigor 2900i.
>
> But I guess, more have it.
>
> Greetings
>
> Ernst
>
>