Hi Eric, Yes, that's absolutely correct. They are two different physical locations. We have an IT department that does not allow us to "touch" the incoming line at the router to the school. They will just allow us to use the extra public IP addresses that we would actually connect to inside my office. So I'm trying to figure out (somehow) how to "route" these extra public addresses from my office at one location to the student classroom at another location without (or at least minimizing the risk of) "compromising" the school network security. Suggestions??? Thank you so much for your help! Have a great weekend!!!
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