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Join Date: Jun 2009
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Hello,
I am in sales and we are required to log onto our company's intranet from remote locations usually our home or office. As a security measure, the company has required us all to have static IP from our ISP's. Our company then lists these static IP addresses as OK to access the system. If the IP address is not listed the company intranet will not allow you to log on. So dynamic IP's from an ISP does not work as it is always changing and when it changes it will not be on the security list. Also this means I cannot log on when I travel as most hotels have dynamic IP systems and even if I list the current IP with the intranet administrator is changes and then I am locked out again. I would like to set up a system where my IP address never changes regardless of the ISP I am logging on from. Is this possible? Is there a way I can appear to have a static IP address, the same one every time regardless of where I am when I log onto the intranet remotely even if I at a location that is not my home office isp and is dynamic? I hope this is clear. Does anyone have any suggestions? Please let me know, and thank you. |
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