Obviously not. If you did that, meterpreter would try to communicate with 192.168.0.8 but on your remote office's local network. You would have to set your pentest office IP on the net and port-forward the meterpreter's port to your local IP on your pentest office's router.
Yes, that's just the router unless you port-forward like I said above, so that the router know what to do with the incoming connection.



