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<blockquote data-quote="moonbase" data-source="post: 1006867" data-attributes="member: 178786">blademedia,Yes, you can control the RC2000 from a remote location using the web server add on module. However, both the remote location and the local location need to be on a VPN or a WAN. It does not work unless there is VPN or WAN connectivity at both sites. The web server module does not use TCP/IP protocol, it uses UDP protocol.They have an online setup available that allows you to logon to a web server module and control it from your local PC.I have pasted the details below, if you want to test it I will PM you the user ID and password.<a href="http://64.126.122.59/webgui" target="_blank">http://64.126.122.59/webgui</a>you can also go into the configuration setting with a /config<a href="http://64.126.122.59/config" target="_blank">http://64.126.122.59/config</a>Front Panel operation is located<a href="http://64.126.122.59/rcfp" target="_blank">http://64.126.122.59/rcfp</a>Rgds</blockquote>

[QUOTE="moonbase, post: 1006867, member: 178786"] blademedia, Yes, you can control the RC2000 from a remote location using the web server add on module. However, both the remote location and the local location need to be on a VPN or a WAN. It does not work unless there is VPN or WAN connectivity at both sites. The web server module does not use TCP/IP protocol, it uses UDP protocol. They have an online setup available that allows you to logon to a web server module and control it from your local PC. I have pasted the details below, if you want to test it I will PM you the user ID and password. [URL]http://64.126.122.59/webgui[/URL] you can also go into the configuration setting with a /config [URL]http://64.126.122.59/config[/URL] Front Panel operation is located [URL]http://64.126.122.59/rcfp[/URL] Rgds [/QUOTE]

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