[sk]

[clutch]

Or, you could setup a DHCP server that will ***ign the info you need (IP, Gateway, Subnet Mask) to communicate. Most home-use routers include this ability, so you may want to research this if both locations can do this. Or, just use the same numbering conventions at both locations, therefore having the same IP on both networks.

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Regards,

clutch

[jaywallen]

Elegant solution?
http://www.netswitcher.com/

There are others. This one is easy to use and cheap, and I've never seen it fail.

Regards,
Jim