Actually you can connect a remote DTC to an e3K across a WAN, but it
becomes tricky and expensive.  The only HP supported method that I know
about requires Openview DTCMGR at both locations.  The remote DTC boots
from that remote Openview PC.   Then next to the e3K, you must place a
second DTC (newer generation like 72MX) that will act as a router assist
device.  You must configure both DTC's to address each other by IP
address, etc.  The more complete explanation is in the Openview manual
pages...177-198

"Gary L. Biggs" wrote:
>
> Larry, the protocol that DTC'S use is not routable.
> You need to bridge to get AFCP through the router.
> Try enabling static bridging just for PACKETS destined to/from the DTC. You
> will need the MAC addresses of the 3k and the DTC.
>
> At 03:25 PM 2/11/2000 -0700, Larry Barnes wrote:
> >I'm currently testing a network setup using Cisco routers and switches,
> >and CSU/DSU's (csu/dsu are not cisco).
> >
> >We have successfully testing the network connecting a pc to the HP3000.
> >When the DTC is cirectly connect to the HP3000 via ether-net the DTC's
> >configurations is successfully downloaded.  But when we place the DTC on
> >the other side of the network the HP3000 can't find the DTC.
> >
> >If it sounds like I'm rambling I am!
> >What must I do to make the HP3000 see the DTC when the traffic passes
> >thru the routers.
> >
> >--
> >Larry Barnes
> >Director of MIS
> >Mitek Corp.
> >4545 E. Baseline Rd.
> >Phoenix, AZ 85040
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> >
> Gary L. Biggs, N5TTO
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