Remotely Access MN-100 base station?

Can the MN-100 Base station be setup to be remotely
accessed via the web interface? Could the 192.168.2.1 be
setup with port forwarding? What port would I use to
access the MN-100 to remotely administer?

I never tried that -- if it works, you have to forward
port 80

>-----Original Message-----
>Can the MN-100 Base station be setup to be remotely
>accessed via the web interface? Could the 192.168.2.1 be
>setup with port forwarding? What port would I use to
>access the MN-100 to remotely administer?
>.
>

it won't work.

The router will only accept connection from your internal lan's network.

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> I never tried that -- if it works, you have to forward
> port 80
>
> >-----Original Message-----
> >Can the MN-100 Base station be setup to be remotely
> >accessed via the web interface? Could the 192.168.2.1 be
> >setup with port forwarding? What port would I use to
> >access the MN-100 to remotely administer?
> >.
> >

Setup a persistent port forward for a program that allows you to sign
into a computer remotely. An example would be Remote desktop in Windows
XP Professional.

Mark wrote:
> Can the MN-100 Base station be setup to be remotely
> accessed via the web interface? Could the 192.168.2.1 be
> setup with port forwarding? What port would I use to
> access the MN-100 to remotely administer?