RE: OT: Dial up gateway software

[Mark Harrison <mark.harrison@xxxxxxx>]

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Why not just run a PCAnywhere server (or similar) on the Dialup Proxy in
your office, and take remote control of that box from your desktop?

Mark

-----Original Message-----
From: Nick Shore [mailto:nick.shore@xxxxxxx]
Sent: Tuesday, February 20, 2001 2:36 PM
To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx
Subject: [ukha_d] OT: Dial up gateway software


Anyone got any recommendations for dialup gateway software like Wingate etc
??

We've got dialup access into our clients network, and want to set up a box
to proxy the ISDN dialup back to our workstations.

The dialup needs to be interactive, as we need to enter a SecurId number at
connect time, but we don't really care about length of calls as this is an
0800
number.

Ideally we would trigger the dial from both Linux and Windows clients, and
it
would be up to the poor sod who instigates the connection to locate the
SecurID card and type in the number.

It can be Linux or Windows, we're not fussed, as long as it is easy to
setup
and use,
no time for messing about getting it to work .

The ISDN card is the BT Speedway, so I can't forsee any problems with that.

Ideas appreciated

Nick.