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Old 10-13-2009
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Access database over internet, help

Hi!
I'm new here, and I will appreciate all the help you can give.

This is the problem we are trying to solve at my office.

At office 1 we have SCO UNIX 5.0.can't remember last number. On it runs database software on which we input/read/modify data throughout terminal software, on remote computers XP based(VPN). Also we have ADSL router/modem attached to the switch case with static IP address.

On the other side we have remote office (office 2, VPN 3 computers), also with ADSL on switch case.

Now, is there any way that we can access database to SCO in office 1 throughout internet, and throughout terminal window, from office 2? And how to setup?

Thanks.

EDIT:

Forgot to add:

ADSL Router/Modem has static IP address, created by ISP, and 20 addresses that are setted on router for VPN users to access internet. VPN is not DHCP based, they all have static IP's.

As an example - Workstation PC1:
IP address 192.0.1.10
subnetmask 255.255.255.0
gateway 192.168.1.1(modem)
Primary DNS: 212.62.xxx.xxx ; Secondary DNS: 212.62.xxx.xxx
Internet IP address because of router/modem 192.168.1.10

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