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We had a similar problem and found that in order to gain outside access to our server, we had to purchase from our ISP/TELECOM service a static IP and had it mapped to the particular IP we were trying to access from remote services. In short, if the IP address of your server is 192.168.XXX.X, the new (public IP) would point to this address. Hope this helps, like I said our problem was similar.

You should be able to add a persistant route saying that any traffic for 192.168.1.x goes via a particular gateway. Have a look at "ROUTE PRINT" and see what the routs are, change them to suit.

Another thing would be to carry a router, set the subnet to a different range than work. Use the Hotels Ethernet as an uplink to that router and away you go.