If you have a router that provides the dynamic IP address to your computers in the local network, you will need to login to the router and access the port forwarding option. Then you need to forward the port 80 (or any other port) to your Officeclip Server. For example, if, you forward port 5089 to the OfficeClip server, you can access OfficeClip using 

This assumes that you have a static IP address, otherwise, see the next section.

There are many dynamic IP address services (some of them are free) that can translate a domain to your OfficeClip server IP address when you run a program (supplied by the service provider) on your OfficeClip server. For example, you can go to http://www.noip.com and get a free dynamic address called http://OfficeClip.hopto.com. You will then need to download the Dynamic Update Client from their website and install on your OfficeClip server. This will keep your dynamic IP address in sync with the domain http://OfficeClip.hopto.com and you can use it to log in to the OfficeClip from outside your company.

Note that noip.com forces you to validate the account every month unless you purchase their enhanced services at the rate of about $25 per year (at the time of writing). This will still require port forwarding, to avoid it, read the next section.

There are various third-party reverse IP services that will not require any settings on your router. One such service is ngork.com which charges about $5 per month. Once you are set up this kind of service they will provide you a URL that you can use to connect to OfficeClip server without any external settings