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Azure · 05-04-2010, 04:40 PM

Say a user has Telus internet and Telus has employed an ADSL modem/router on their network.

Now, my clients want to employ my router instead, and I want it setup from remote access obviously.

If the Telus ADSL modem/router is in place, would I still be able to remote access my router? It would be plugged in behind the ADSL modem/router.

Telus technical support says I would be able too, provided that my router is setup for remote access.

I don't believe it. Because right now I have a client in the states that is using my router on his network, but the ISP plugged in another router right before mine. So the internet comes in, gets plugged into his router, then a cable goes into my router. And I can't remotely access my router.

Or am I completely out to lunch?

05-04-2010, 04:40 PM	#1
Azure Had an idea! Join Date: Oct 2005 Exp:	Question about Telus ADSL modems Say a user has Telus internet and Telus has employed an ADSL modem/router on their network. Now, my clients want to employ my router instead, and I want it setup from remote access obviously. If the Telus ADSL modem/router is in place, would I still be able to remote access my router? It would be plugged in behind the ADSL modem/router. Telus technical support says I would be able too, provided that my router is setup for remote access. I don't believe it. Because right now I have a client in the states that is using my router on his network, but the ISP plugged in another router right before mine. So the internet comes in, gets plugged into his router, then a cable goes into my router. And I can't remotely access my router. Or am I completely out to lunch?