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Hi Techguys,<br />
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I have a question which is sounds wierd to me itself, but was thinking whether i could connect to a computer or a device such as a modem or router thro it's MAC address remotely from another location.<br />
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i have a ADSL internet connection at &quot;location 1&quot; . The internet &nbsp;connection which is a &quot;dynamic IP&quot; is NATed to internal ip range or LAN ip's. Here there is a FTP server running with the current internet IP address assigned to me.<br />
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Situation is that whenever there is a change in the IP address, i will not be able to access the FTP server..<br />
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In another &quot;location 2&quot; , i have a internet connection and want to connect to &quot;location 1&quot; modem / router , and get to know the current IP address assigned so that i can change the FTP site address, so that it is accessible again over the internet.<br />
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the query now is --- is there a way to connect to the modem / router thro its MAC address which is &quot;static&quot; &nbsp;and get to know the current IP address assigned to this device.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Mahesh
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Hi Techguys,

I have a question which is sounds wierd to me itself, but was thinking whether i could connect to a computer or a device such as a modem or router thro it's MAC address remotely from another location.

i have a ADSL internet connection at "location 1" . The internet  connection which is a "dynamic IP" is NATed to internal ip range or LAN ip's. Here there is a FTP server running with the current internet IP address assigned to me.

Situation is that whenever there is a change in the IP address, i will not be able to access the FTP server..

In another "location 2" , i have a internet connection and want to connect to "location 1" modem / router , and get to know the current IP address assigned so that i can change the FTP site address, so that it is accessible again over the internet.

the query now is --- is there a way to connect to the modem / router thro its MAC address which is "static"  and get to know the current IP address assigned to this device.

Thanks,
Mahesh

connecting to a device thro it's MAC address

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