broadband to dial - up

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I presume the phone systems modem is attached to the PSTN and has it's own telephone number and answers it and accepts an incomming connection? That being the case I can't see how you can do it as BB is not able to make a PSTN connection and mimic a phone, unless anyone knows better.

 

cant you manage it any other way?
cant you vpn in via cable to your work network and just access it the same way you would via the LAN?

 

I was thinking something along the same lines as Phoenix, based on the little I know about our system at work. As far as I'm aware, our engineer just VPN's or RDP's into the controlling software as required.

Sorry, thats a bit vague and really of little help whatsoever

 

sorry mate
its not likley to be doable then

im not entirely sure why its so seperate for 'security' reason, you could lock it down pretty tight anyway, and atleast have maintenance access

try using an external modem? that way you dont need it connected to your pc all the time, which might be nicer than shoving in a PCI Winmodem