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What exactly is required to install VPN?
I'm trying to use XP on all office computers to avoid running multiple OSs. I have eight computers in the main office and four computers in the satellite office. I have a 54g NIC in all computers and a single 54g router in each office. I want to access all of my computers regardless of which...- daytraitors
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- Forum: Virtual Private Networks (VPN)
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What exactly is required to install VPN?
Excuse my ignorance, but is DSL or Cable REQUIRED to setup VPN? I have two offices and am trying to link the data between them. Someone suggested I look into VPN as a solution. I asked Linksys what to do, and they wanted me to buy all this equipment. I'm not raking in the bucks yet, so I'm...- daytraitors
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Can one configure XP as a VPN server or dialup server?
I've look all over MS's website (and the web for that matter) and could not find anything about configuring Windows XP as a VPN server. The best I was able to do was to use VNC to access the desktop. Do I need Win2k to setup a VPN server? Can I just use XP as a server? I'm cheap, so I was...- daytraitors
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- Forum: Virtual Private Networks (VPN)
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access office computer from home
WinVNC www.realvnc.com works as an alternative to PC Anywhere or X server applications. It basically transmits keyboard, video, and mouse between server and client.- daytraitors
- Post #4
- Forum: Virtual Private Networks (VPN)
