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tran_311
Member since:
2002-03-18 22:04:29 |  posted: 2002-03-18 22:11:51
How do you network two
computers using VPN?
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Me and my friend want to
connect and we heard
about VPN but we are not
entirely sure on how to
use it. We both have ME
and I have a broadband
connection and my friend
has dial up (56K). We
both are going to get our
CCNA's soon so we know
the terminology. So can
you please give me
instructions on how to
network our computers. | chrisg
Member since:
2002-03-24 12:16:21 |  posted: 2002-03-24 12:20:34
How do you network two
computers using VPN?
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what type of os's are you
and your friend using? | CDuddley
Member since:
2002-04-24 15:08:39 | posted: 2002-04-24 18:06:55
Here you go...
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One of you will have to
be the server. Probably
you will want it to be
you since you are the
broadband connection.
One of you will need an
operating system or
router that can serve VPN
connections. Linux/W2K
or WNT will work. Or,
you can get a router that
has built-in VPN
functionality. After you
get a server set up the
client will need DUN v1.4
from microsoft if you are
using a server that
recieves MS-CHAP calls.
If not then they will
need the client specified
for your server. After
your friend gets the
client software he needs
to connect to your
address with the client
software and band you've
got a VPN. Hope that
helps.
-CDudd |
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