Assuming you have:
BTW nice tiffy! And very quickly won as well
- HFM in one location (Location A)
- It is monitoring the machines in Location A across the network.
- It may be uploading the HFM web page to a web site somewhere as mine does.
- You have another machine on another network that cannot be browsed from Location A, lets call it Location B
- In order to access the Fahlog from Location A you need to put it on an ftp or http server.
- You can do this by installing an web or ftp server in Location B and point it or a virtual directory to the FAH folder of your cruncher in Location B
- Or you could run a ftp client to upload the fahlog to an external server
- Then when you add a new client to HFM, you point it at the http or ftp site instead of a unc path.
BTW nice tiffy! And very quickly won as well
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Amazing numbers there. I can only look on in awe.