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barbara
Member since:
2001-11-28 22:33:36 |  posted: 2001-11-28 22:34:34
Multi-office VPN for some
customers
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I am helping a few
customers with the
following needs? A head
office with NT and/or
Linux servers in
operation. The branch
officess need to get into
these servers. The
services can be intranet,
SSH server (or telnet
server and database
realtime access. There
may two or more different
servers at the
headoffice. How can I
help them with VPN and
NAT? What inexpensive
hardware/software
solutions would you
suggest and will there be
any issues with speed,
peroformance and
bandwidth? The
connection will be ADSL.
How hard/easy is this to
setup. | christian
Member since:
2001-11-20 10:00:00 |  posted: 2002-01-11 18:12:54
Re: Multi-office VPN for
some customers
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the answer to this
question relies on many
factors,
including:
what is
your technical skill
level?
what is the
budget?
are there
remote users?
etc...
etc... etc...
the
reason is that you could
set up a vpn for free
using OpenBSD or Linux or
you could use commercial
equipment provided by a
vendor like Checkpoint,
Cisco, Nortel, NetScreen,
etc. Some products are
better for remote user
connectivity and others
are better for
site-to-site.
my
advice would be to do
more research. read
through the resources on
this site. when you have
a better feel for you
situation, post a more
specific question. |
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