Connecting to a device externally
Posted: Wed Nov 02, 2016 3:07 pm
Hi All,
I have done multiple searches on the forums and externally so it could just me being a bit dim but I cannot find a solution / tutorial to achieve this!
To give a breif overview of the scenario we have a Time & Attendance terminal which collects staff clocking in/out times and pulls the information into a SQL database, through a piece of software the entire solution is normally all in one location so this issue doesn't really tend to arise...
However in this instance we have the staff clock (Local IP - 192.168.1.148) which is connected directly into the Tik what I'm trying to achieve is to access this clock from an entirely different domain/network ..
The port the terminal/staff clock uses is normally 3001 (well thats the port paired with the IP we would use in the software when the solution is hosted locally...)
Any help or input would be appreciated!
I have done multiple searches on the forums and externally so it could just me being a bit dim but I cannot find a solution / tutorial to achieve this!
To give a breif overview of the scenario we have a Time & Attendance terminal which collects staff clocking in/out times and pulls the information into a SQL database, through a piece of software the entire solution is normally all in one location so this issue doesn't really tend to arise...
However in this instance we have the staff clock (Local IP - 192.168.1.148) which is connected directly into the Tik what I'm trying to achieve is to access this clock from an entirely different domain/network ..
The port the terminal/staff clock uses is normally 3001 (well thats the port paired with the IP we would use in the software when the solution is hosted locally...)
Any help or input would be appreciated!
