Quote from: rpandassociates on January 18, 2015, 07:43:06 PM

Involves configuring a port on that network router for the S3 like 192.168.1.4 (s3) address then some cusotm port 88 or something then to access from another place goto that routers real IP address:88, A static Ip address for that network would make it alot simpler. But you can use a dynamic IP as well as long as you know what that IP changes to when it changes

Google "run a server from my home PC" the same networking technique can be applied to the antminers I do mine this way and control them from anywhere.

You could also use a service like http://freedns.no-ip.com/ and get a free ddns.net domain name

point it to that routers real IP

then setup port forwarding inside your router add a different port for each mine

then you can either access it via the ddns domain name or by entering the IP address followed by port number
(ipaddresss):81

Just make sure you setup a strong login so a port scan attack doesnt reveal the ports and someone logs in and takes over your miner. Changing the pool payout and password would be very bad.
Which is why i wont share my DDNS address publically or otherwise I would just be asking to get port scanned and a brute force attack might allow someone to crack my logins

Not sure how secure the antminers ssh login system is yet, have not seen any thread about it

Interesting Thank you very much!